Hi!
I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network connection
with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6 and Java 1.4.2.
I need this to test how my web application works for users with slow
internet connections.
Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called "Bandwidth
Profiler" there.
Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any tools
wich do the job?
Thanks in advance!
Michael
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Michael Partheil wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network connection
with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6 and Java 1.4.2.
I need this to test how my web application works for users with slow
internet connections.
Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called "Bandwidth
Profiler" there.

Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any tools
wich do the job?

Thanks in advance!
Michael
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A dialup modem usually works well for this!

Michael Partheil wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network connection
with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6 and Java 1.4.2.
I need this to test how my web application works for users with slow
internet connections.
Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called "Bandwidth
Profiler" there.

Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any tools
wich do the job?

Thanks in advance!
Michael
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Hi again!

As far as I know (but I'm new to Apache Tomcat) mod_bandwidth only
works if you use the Tomcat Servlet Container together with the
"real" Apache Server, right?
Is there a way to achieve similar functionality like mod_bandwidth
when using Tomcat without a Connector to Apache?

Greetings
Michael

Am 26.07.2006 um 16:27 schrieb Garthfield Carter:

Michael Partheil wrote:
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>Hi!
>>
>I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network
>connection with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6
>and Java 1.4.2.
>I need this to test how my web application works for users with
>slow internet connections.
>Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called
>"Bandwidth Profiler" there.
>>
>Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any
>tools wich do the job?
>>
>Thanks in advance!
>Michael
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I'm not aware of any such project on the Tomcat side of things
unfortunately. It's not that difficult to install the Tomcat Connector
though tbh. I've used mod_bandwidth before and it works extremely well,
you'll be impressed.

Garthfield

Michael Partheil wrote:

Hi again!

As far as I know (but I'm new to Apache Tomcat) mod_bandwidth only
works if you use the Tomcat Servlet Container together with the
"real" Apache Server, right?
Is there a way to achieve similar functionality like mod_bandwidth
when using Tomcat without a Connector to Apache?

Greetings
Michael

Am 26.07.2006 um 16:27 schrieb Garthfield Carter:
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>>
>Michael Partheil wrote:
>>
Hi!

I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network
connection with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6 and
Java 1.4.2.
I need this to test how my web application works for users with
slow internet connections.
Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called "Bandwidth
Profiler" there.

Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any tools
wich do the job?

Thanks in advance!
Michael

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You can use the "Slow Connection Simulation" feature of Axis TCPMon for this.
#slow

HTH.

Regards Karl-Heinz

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Subject: Re: Bandwidth Profiler?

I'm not aware of any such project on the Tomcat side of things
unfortunately. It's not that difficult to install the Tomcat Connector
though tbh. I've used mod_bandwidth before and it works extremely well,
you'll be impressed.

Garthfield

Michael Partheil wrote:

>Hi again!
>>
>As far as I know (but I'm new to Apache Tomcat) mod_bandwidth only
>works if you use the Tomcat Servlet Container together with the
>"real" Apache Server, right?
>Is there a way to achieve similar functionality like mod_bandwidth
>when using Tomcat without a Connector to Apache?
>>
>Greetings
>Michael
>>
>Am 26.07.2006 um 16:27 schrieb Garthfield Carter:
>>

Michael Partheil wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking for a way to locally simulate a slow network
connection with Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 running on Mac S X 10.4.6 and
Java 1.4.2.
I need this to test how my web application works for users with
slow internet connections.
Macromedia Flash has a feature like this wich is called "Bandwidth
Profiler" there.

Is there a way to configue Apache like this or are there any tools
wich do the job?

Thanks in advance!
Michael

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Hello,

Does anyone know the name of a piece of software that I can use to find
out how much memory a web application is using please?

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hi,
You can use a java profiler such as jprobe, JProfiler or really almost
any other profiler application to profile your webapp.

You can also use webapplications such as lambdaprobe :

I guess alot of other solutions are also available, just try to google
for it

hope it helps
- -reynir

Garthfield Carter wrote:
Hello,

Does anyone know the name of a piece of software that I can use to find
out how much memory a web application is using please?

Garthfield

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Thanks Reynir,

Sorry, I guess I should have added what I was thinking at the time. I
know I can Google in an instant a shedload of Profilers what I really
wanted to know was what profile do you guys recommend. I'm looking for
the easiest one to install and use.

Garthfield

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Hi,

I currrently have Tomcat (5.0.28) set-up with an Apache front-end. I
would like to run an instance of Tomcat 5.5, as well, on the same server
again using the same Apache front-end. Can the command for specifiying
the workers.property file in httpd.conf:

e.g: JkWorkersFile /

be placed within the VirtualHost definition so that I can specify a
different location for the Tomcat 5.5 instances?

or is there another way of having different Tomcat instance versions
with a single Apache front-end?

Garthfield

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