Code examples

• synchronous "get" test

  Executes a synchronous get call on the device/property specified by the command line arguments, prints out the value returned, then executes the call 10 times in a loop, each time printing the execution time. Finally, it executes the call 1000 times and prints out the average execution time per call.

• synchronous "set" test

  Executes a synchronous set call with the device/property/value specified by the command line arguments, then reads back and prints out the actual property value.

• asynchronous "get" test

  Executes an asynchronous get call on device/property specified by the command line arguments, prints out the value returned, then executes the call 1000 times, waits for all replies, and prints out:

  • send time - the time spent for all calls in the calling thread
  • full time - the time interval from the moment when the first call was made till the moment when the last reply was received
  • average exec time (full time/number of calls)

  See also: simple implementation of the ReplyHandler interface used in this test.

• asynchronous "set" test

  Executes an asynchronous set call with the device/property/value specified by the command line arguments.

  See also: simple implementation of the ReplyHandler interface used in this test.

• data subscription test

  Executes a monitorOn call with the device/property/onChange specified by the command line arguments, waits for 10 replies, and cancels the subscription.

  See also: simple implementation of the ReplyHandler interface used in this test.