Hi
Yeah I assume you can configure the restlet server to have X worker
threads. So if the load gets higher it will not accept new incoming
requests. Or maybe a way of returning HTTP 503 as you want.
Though the Camel throttler EIP could have an use-case for having a way
of having a when .. otherwise built in so you can do
from restlet
throttle (10 / sec )
to backend
to some more stuff
otherwise
setHeader status = 503
setBody = empty
end
On Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 5:53 AM, osupit <[email protected]> wrote:
> Very much appreciate the quick response and insights.
>
> Unfortunately the requirement is as originally stated - I need to discard
> excess load by returning excess requests to the caller - so the Throttler
> option doesn't work for me.
>
> I'll have a poke around the Restlet docs/community and see if this has been
> come up before.
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