To record and replay a JMS message stream
| WARNING Equipment Damage |
The replay function may affect the NFM-P main server, GUI client, or OSS client performance.
Note: The replay function is a JMS exercise and there is no interaction with the NFM-P system or network configuration.
The tool does not monitor disk capacity; you must stop recording messages to avoid excessive disk consumption.
You can modify the messages and delays by adding or removing attributes.
The delay is measured in milliseconds.
Only the syntax is validated. Invalid syntax prevents replay.
Steps
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Log in to an NFM-P main server as the nsp user. |
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Open a console window. |
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Enter the following: bash$ cd /opt/nsp/nfmp/server/nms/bin/unsupported ↵ |
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To start recording JMS messages, enter the following: bash$ ./jmsTools.bash jmsRecorder start filename ↵ where filename is the absolute path and name of the file in which to store the messages |
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To stop recording messages, enter the following: bash$ ./jmsTools.bash jmsRecorder stop ↵ |
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To replay the recorded messages, enter the following: bash$ ./jmsTools.bash jmsReplayer filename delay numberOfLoops ↵ where filename is the absolute path and name of the file that contains the recorded messages delay is Yes or No, to specify whether to include the delays captured during the recording numberOfLoops is an optional integer value that specifies the number of times to play the stream; if not specified, the stream plays once End of steps |