Han,
I think you're barking up the wrong tree here--use a Mock Object (a
dummy) to stub out your app so it thinks it's calling the Servlet.
After you've tested your app working, then revert to actually sending
the request to Tomcat.
If the Servlet provides real data that must come from the servlet,
wrap the request on the client side, maintaining a queue of requests
and responses *on the client side*. Make your app use this client-
side facility, and have that facility insert the delay when in test
mode.
Lloyd
On Apr 16, 2008, at 6:24 PM, Wang Han wrote:
Hi all,
The story is:
http
NM app <--------> servlet
the app sends some request to servlet and will handle the response
after 5 minutes.
But in the servlet side, it handles the request too fast and always
sends response back to app in 30 seconds.
So I wonder is there a way to add some delay in tomcat to slow down
the speed of response?
I know invoking thread.sleep() in servlet is not recommend , so any
other way please?
B.R
Han
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