Hi Everyone,I am wondering if there is a way that synapse can help me determine the speed of a TCP/IP Link between a client and server. I have a scenario where some thin or unreliable links can be used to link a TCP client and server and have to deal with the following:
1) If the link fails, data will be archived until the link returns and then the data will be sent to the server 2) If there is more data at the client than the link can handle, I want to limit/ throttle the data that is sent.
The data that is sent from the client is normal CSV string, each only about 70 bytes long. As the client receives the data, it processes it and passes it on to a central server. In a previous implementation I sent the data from the client to the server and then the server would respond with 1 byte to acknowledge the receipt of the data. I then measured the time it took from the time the message was send to the time the acknowledgment was received from the server and measure the speed of the link using the number of bytes that was sent vs the time it took to send the data. I am now in a scenario where I have no control over the server and therefor cannot rely on the acknowledgment packet coming back, and therefor this question.
Kind Regards, W
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