Dear STAF,
I am looking to implement a software testing framework for my company, and came
accross STAF
It may save me some time to implement - and is im a .net person, a chance to
learn some Java
Before I settle on STAF as my wepon of choice in the automation war's, I'd like
to ask a few questions first.
The framework I need to implement has to handle quite large load, so my
questions would be:
1. If I were to write a new STAF service, how are requests to that service
managed?
I guess there are placed on the handle queue, but does STAF create
many threads to handle them?
Is there any control of threading to handle large number of
requests?
2. Whats the difference between a message and a request?
A request will call code in my service, but a message doesnt? Its
just placed on a queue
3. Is there any control of handle queue sizes, request time-outs etc?
I'm coming from a WCF background here, so if your familiar with that, 1 would
relate to ConcurrencyMode
Thanks again,
Clayton
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