If you only want to slow down the network connection to test how your application would behave on a slow link, I can recommend Charles reverse proxy. It's an inexpensive Java tool I use in debugging my web applications. Among other amazing things, it can "slow down" or "throttle" your connection, making your application appear slow to the client without slowing down the whole machine. Take a look at http://www.xk72.com/charles/wiki/bandwidth_throttle
ps. I am not affiliated, just a happy user. ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: Re: Make Tomcat run slow Date: Saturday 07 April 2007 08:52 From: "L.W. van Braam van Vloten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Tomcat Users List <users@tomcat.apache.org> Thanks for this reply! Shankar Unni wrote: > * Renice these make-work processes so that they are at the highest > priority (not real-time, though, or you'll have to reboot your box :-); > and renice the Tomcat so that it's at the lowest priority. Unfortunately this will not work: - I can not modify the code for my webservice - I need to slow down only my own implementation om Tomcat, and most definately not the entire machine! I am not by far the only user of this machine, my entire company depends on it :) Besides, I have no idea how to renice a process on a modern iSeries so that it runs unimaginably slow... Greetings, Lucas ------------------------------------------------------- -- Nicholas Sushkin, Senior Software Engineer Open Finance, Chelsea Piers Pier 62 Suite 316, New York NY 10011 Tel +1 646 723 2790 Fax +1 646 723 2789 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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