| to determine volume of replicated data [message #139080] |
Thu, 11 December 2008 06:56  |
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Hi,I wanted to find out if tptp can help me with below scenario.
Scenario:Inorder to assist developers while developing and testing high
available application,generate a specific report as to the volume of data
being replicated.
It would be great,if anyone can give me some direction on this.
Thanks in advance.
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| Re: to determine volume of replicated data [message #139143 is a reply to message #139119] |
Fri, 12 December 2008 06:35  |
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Hi,
I guess I am still confused on what you mean by replicate. Does your
client replicate to a server, that may or may not have a datapool. What is
the protocol/communication mechanism for the replication.
The TPTP Java profiler does not capture the size of data in an
application, as such, unless at the object level (e.g. number and size of
object X). I would suggest that using the TPTP ProbeKit to instrument your
class to capture replicated data would be a better choice:
http://help.eclipse.org/ganymede/topic/org.eclipse.hyades.pr obekit.doc.user/topics/c_toc_probekit.htm
Paul
"sumitauday " <suday@avaya.com> wrote in message
news:726ee0d4c9ed787c9dae07cb3b57e5d9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Paul,
> Thanks for the response.To answer your question,the application may or
> maynot be database application.We are looking for just a number of units
> of data.
>
> More info: We are working on creating developer tools (set of eclipse
> plugins) which will enable developers to create, package applications and
> deploy in a developer runtime edition.We enable developers to debug their
> developed application using Eclipse debugger.Now, the idea is when the
> developer debugs the application and when the runtime executes replicate
> statements,the developer should be able to browse and find the volume of
> data that is going to be replicated in a real production environment,
> though replication does not occur in deeveloper environment.
>
> So we were wondering if we can use some parts of tptp to implement this
> scenario.
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> Many thanks
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>
>
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| Re: to determine volume of replicated data [message #139153 is a reply to message #139143] |
Fri, 12 December 2008 10:26 |
| Eclipse User |
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Paul Slauenwhite wrote:
> Hi,
> I guess I am still confused on what you mean by replicate. Does your
> client replicate to a server, that may or may not have a datapool. What is
> the protocol/communication mechanism for the replication.
> The TPTP Java profiler does not capture the size of data in an
> application, as such, unless at the object level (e.g. number and size of
> object X). I would suggest that using the TPTP ProbeKit to instrument your
> class to capture replicated data would be a better choice:
>
http://help.eclipse.org/ganymede/topic/org.eclipse.hyades.pr obekit.doc.user/topics/c_toc_probekit.htm
> Paul
> "sumitauday " <suday@avaya.com> wrote in message
> news:726ee0d4c9ed787c9dae07cb3b57e5d9$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Hi Paul,
>> Thanks for the response.To answer your question,the application may or
>> maynot be database application.We are looking for just a number of units
>> of data.
>>
>> More info: We are working on creating developer tools (set of eclipse
>> plugins) which will enable developers to create, package applications and
>> deploy in a developer runtime edition.We enable developers to debug their
>> developed application using Eclipse debugger.Now, the idea is when the
>> developer debugs the application and when the runtime executes replicate
>> statements,the developer should be able to browse and find the volume of
>> data that is going to be replicated in a real production environment,
>> though replication does not occur in deeveloper environment.
>>
>> So we were wondering if we can use some parts of tptp to implement this
>> scenario.
>>
>> Many thanks
>>
>>
>>
Many Thanks Paul.I will have a look at the Probekit
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