Re: Generating JXTA_HOME directories for multiple peers for testing purposes

you should look at the new tutorials under the platform 

http://platform.jxta.org/source/browse/platform/binding/java/tutorials/


Mohamed

Igor Mekterovic wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I would like to run hundreds and/or thousands of peers on local machine(and
> other machines in LAN).
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> AFAIK, to have multiple peers running on the same computer every peer
> instance has to have it's own JXTA_HOME directory and:
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> - peers must have different names (not sure about this)
> - peers must run on different ports
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> I've been reading source code of http://bench.jxta.org/ and I can see that
> they only set peer name and not the port. Furthermore, in readme.txt it is
> said:
> -------
> Notes on running the Load Tests
> ..
> This will launch three peers in separate subdirs - p0, p1 and p2. You
> should name the three peers p0, p1 and p2 in the configuration dialogs
> for the three peers that will popup one after the other.
> ...
> -------
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> I don't want to set those ports by hand in the popups for hundreds of peers.
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> Finnaly the question:
> - Is there a way to generate JXTA_HOME directories for multiple peers
> programmatically? Is there a way to generate "empty" JXTA_HOME dirs with
> different names and ports?
>
> - And, while we're on the subject, does anybody have any experience with
> running multiple peers on the same PC, e.g. how many peers were you able to
> run on what confuguration?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Igor
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