Re: Error When running

Your program run exactly like it should!
Look at the handleEvent in all 3 stages: they System.out.println() the event.
The program is a timer that pushes a generic event (BufferElement) over and over,
at a certain delay interval, tunable in the .cfg

I recommend you play with it, change delays, look at thread pools and queue sizes, etc...
If you want, I have thos 3 classes and a .cfg that exploits the per stage threadpool config,
with a live GUI profiler. (see earlier posts about the profiler UI thing...)


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Hello,
 
 I'm new using SEDA and I compiled it under cygwin and am trying to run it under windows.  I
made some changes that seemed to get it working, but I am unsure if I've missed something. 
Here is what I am getting when I try to run Sandstorm with the sandstorm.cfg from test/basic
 
 
 Sandstorm v3.0 <[email protected]>
   Starting at Fri Jun 27 16:17:31 EDT 2003
 
 ThreadPoolController: Started, delay 2000 ms, threshold 1000, autoMaxDetect fals
 e
 Sandstorm: Starting aSocket layer
 aSocket layer using JDK1.4 java.nio package
 AggThrottle <aSocket ReadStage> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWindow
  1000
 TP <aSocket ReadStage>: initial 1, min 1, max 1, blockTime 1000, idleTime 0
 TP <aSocket ReadStage>: Starting 1 threads
 AggThrottle <aSocket ListenStage> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWind
 ow 1000
 TP <aSocket ListenStage>: initial 1, min 1, max 1, blockTime 1000, idleTime 0
 TP <aSocket ListenStage>: Starting 1 threads
 AggThrottle <aSocket WriteStage> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWindo
 w 1000
 TP <aSocket WriteStage>: initial 1, min 1, max 1, blockTime 1000, idleTime 0
 TP <aSocket WriteStage>: Starting 1 threads
 Sandstorm: Starting aDisk layer
 ThreadPoolController: Started, delay 2000 ms, threshold 20, autoMaxDetect false
 TP <AFileTPTM Stage>: initial 1, min 1, max 20, blockTime 1000, idleTime 1000
 TP <AFileTPTM Stage>: Adding 1 threads to pool, size 1
 TP <AFileTPTM Stage>: Starting 1 threads
 Stage name GenStage1  Classname GenericHandler
 Sandstorm: Loaded GenStage1 from GenericHandler
 Creating Stage <GenStage1>, batch controller enabled
 Stage name SinkStage  Classname DevNullHandler
 Sandstorm: Loaded SinkStage from DevNullHandler
 Creating Stage <SinkStage>, batch controller enabled
 Stage name TimerStage  Classname TimerHandler
 Sandstorm: Loaded TimerStage from TimerHandler
 Creating Stage <TimerStage>, batch controller enabled
 Sandstorm: Initializing stages
 -- Initializing <GenStage1>
 sleep=100
 TP <GenStage1>: initial 1, min 1, max 10, blockTime 1000, idleTime 1000
 TP <GenStage1>: Adding 1 threads to pool, size 1
 AggThrottle <GenStage1> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWindow 1000
 TP <GenStage1>: Starting 1 threads
 -- Initializing <SinkStage>
 Started
 TP <SinkStage>: initial 1, min 1, max 10, blockTime 1000, idleTime 1000
 TP <SinkStage>: Adding 1 threads to pool, size 1
 AggThrottle <SinkStage> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWindow 1000
 TP <SinkStage>: Starting 1 threads
 -- Initializing <TimerStage>
 delay=500
 TP <TimerStage>: initial 1, min 1, max 10, blockTime 1000, idleTime 1000
 TP <TimerStage>: Adding 1 threads to pool, size 1
 AggThrottle <TimerStage> created: minBatch 4, maxBatch 1000, recalcWindow 1000
 TP <TimerStage>: Starting 1 threads
 Sandstorm: Waiting for all components to start...
 TimerHandler: GOT QEL: seda.sandStorm.core.BufferElement@1dff3a2
 GenericHandler: GOT QEL: seda.sandStorm.core.BufferElement@1dff3a2
 
 Sandstorm: Ready.
 
 DevNullHandler: GOT QEL: seda.sandStorm.core.BufferElement@1dff3a2
 TimerHandler: GOT QEL: seda.sandStorm.core.BufferElement@1dff3a2
 GenericHandler: GOT QEL: seda.sandStorm.core.BufferElement@1dff3a2
 
 It repeats those three lines forever.
 I've done a little bit of research to figure out why, but I figured I'd post this then
continue
 just in case someone else knows what's going on.
 
 I might have totally messed something up when I was working with cygwin.
 
 Thanks for any help.
 
 Bryan

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