You can also run the DistributorSender from a command line. This can be helpful in testing and development. The DistributorSender command uses this syntax:
java atg.distributor.DistributorSender <arguments>
The DistributorSender command takes the following arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| Send the named files, using the |
| The local document root from which to get the files. |
| The local document cache. |
| The host names and port numbers of the |
| Sends test files to verify that connections can be made. See Test Argument. |
Test Argument
When you start the DistributorSender with the test option, the sender should output something similar to this:
sending file: name="distributortest_0.tst";size="890" sending file: name="distributortest_1.tst";size="890" sending file: name="distributortest_2.tst";size="890" sending file: name="distributortest_3.tst";size="890" sending file: name="distributortest_4.tst";size="890" Sending files took 139 msec
The DistributorSender sends five distributortest_#.tst files to the remote servers. Each file is 890 bytes long, and contains 100 lines of text consisting of the word Line and the line number, like this:
Line: 0
Line: 1
Line: 2
...
