if you want to remove the 4 file limit in IE you need to run the following
registry file (at your own risk... I have used it for about 1 year now and
everything works fine though)
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings]
"MaxConnectionsPerServer"=dword:00000050
"MaxConnectionsPer1
Just copy the above lines to a new file called IELimit.reg and double click
it.
HTH
Jorge Pena
Mobius Multimedia
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Florian Bogeschdorfer
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 8:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: <lingo-l> How many simultaneous getNetText operations can D8
do? Part II
Hi folks!
Some days ago I wanted to know how many simultaneous getNetText
connections Director could do. The main tenor was, that this has to do
with the simultaneous connections, the browser can do.
I had other experiences, so I wrote this little script (fast, not perfect).
It contains these two movie scripts:
global returnList
on startmovie
clearglobals
clearcache
returnlist=[:]
repeat with i=1 to 20 -- how many simultaneous connections
new (script "testNetTextCapacity",i)
addProp(returnlist,i,0)
end repeat
set the timeoutscript="showResult"
set the timeoutlength=10*60 -- how many ticks between the shown results
end
on showResult
put returnList
r=0
nr=0
repeat with i=1 to returnList.count
if returnlist[i]<>0 then
r=r+1
else
nr=nr+1
end if
end repeat
put "Successfull:"&&r&RETURN&"Not Successfull:"&nr
if r=returnList.count then
clearglobals
halt
end if
end
The behaviour "testNetTextCapacity" is:
property pNetID
property pID
property pTimer
global returnList
on new me,i
pID=i
add (the actorlist, me)
pNetID=getNetText("http://www.memedia.de/php/sms_counter.php4?var="&i.string
)
pTimer=the timer
end
on stepFrame me
if netDone(pNetID)=1 then
if netError(pNetID)="OK" then
returnList[netTextResult(pNetID).value]=the timer - pTimer
end if
deleteOne (the actorlist,me)
end if
end
I also put a little php-script online which returns the value that you
transmitted in "var=".
The behaviour measures the time between request and result and puts it
in a list.
I have two basic things found out:
1. You seem to be able to start hundreds of operations at a time.
2. The results come back at the same time too. Just the timespan gets
larger. 4 request come back after about 300 ticks, 50 after about 4000
ticks but all at almost the same tick.
Very weird!!
The php ist still online, if somebody wants to test for her/himself.
Please inform me about Your results.
Best regards, Florian
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