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Oadrunner default send is sent via sockets (convert HTTP to sockets), while sockets default SSL is SSL2 and SSL3. The HTTPS protocol recorded script will fail the sockets port connection when it is played back in SSL3 version , and the connection will be rejected by the server. Workaround: set Run-time SettingLocate the Internet protocol-preferences-advanced, and tick the "winlnet replay instead of sockets (Windows only)" option.When this option is checked, LR uses the Winlnet engine playback s

Recently a performance test for a Load Balancer project, using the LR Recording script Protocol as the HTTPS protocol, an error occurred while playing back the script:[General_msg_cat_ssl_error]connect to Host ' XXX ' failed:[10054] Connection reset by peer [msgid:merr-27780]LoadRunner default send is sent via sockets (convert HTTP to sockets), while sockets default SSL is SSL2 and SSL3. The HTTPS protocol recorded script will fail the sockets port connection when it is played back in SSL3 versi

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) */};Message Queuing representation in the kernelMessages are saved as a list in the message queue, and each node type resembles the following:struct msq_node{ Type msq_type; Type length Msg_len;//lengths Data Msg_data; Data struct msg_node *next;};Message Queuing API #include Msggetfunction: Used to create and access a message queueint Msgget (key_t key, int msgflg);Parameters:Key: The name of a message queueMSGFLG: Consisting of nine permission flags, such as 0644, whose us

usage is the same as the mode flag used when creating a file (but the message queue does not have the x (execution) Permission) Return Value: A Message Queue ID is returned, that is, the ID code of the message queue. Next, let's take a few examples to see the different operations and results of creating a message queue: /** Example 1: Specify IPC_CREAT at msgflg. If this message queue does not exist, create **/int main (int argc, char * argv []). {// specify IPC_CREAT. if it does not exist, cr

number of bytes allowed in queue */ pid_t msg_lspid; /* PID of last msgsnd(2) */ pid_t msg_lrpid; /* PID of last msgrcv(2) */}; Ipc_perm Data Structure struct ipc_perm{ key_t __key; /* Key supplied to msgget(2) */ uid_t uid; /* Effective UID of owner */ gid_t gid; /* Effective GID of owner */ uid_t cuid; /* Effective UID of creator */ g

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call the control during synchronization, add reference and create the object. // Execute the Synchronous Response Function public class synchandler {progresscontrol progressdialog; // progressindicator progressdialog; doendeventhandler doendhandler; Public synchandler (includoend) {doendhandler = doend ;} public void handlemessage (Object sender, synceventargs e) {// asynchronous call displays the output deployment. current. dispatcher. begininvoke () =>{ if (progressdialog = NULL) {progressdi

Form Verification: Verify that the user input is valid before the form is submitted. Note: You are prompted to use the text box to clear the reset button at a time. You do not need to reset the message by yourself. Checkform. js // Enter function input (msgid) {var MSG = document. getelementbyid (msgid); MSG. classname = 'inputtip '; If (msgid = "msg_username")

cuid; /* Effective UID of Creator */ gid_t cgid; /* Effective GID of creator */ unsigned short mode; /* Permissions */ unsigned short __seq; /* Sequence number */};Practice: Ipc_statint Main () { int msgid = Msgget (0x1234, 0666); if (MsgId = =-1) { err_exit ("Msgget error"); } struct Msqid_ds buf; if (Msgctl (

A message queue is a linked list of messages stored in the kernel with the message queue identifier. Msgget is used to create a new queue or open an existing queue. Msgsnd adds a new message to the Message Queue. Each message includes a long type and a message cache. msgrcv is used to retrieve messages from the queue. It is intelligent to retrieve messages, not necessarily FIFO. ① Msgget: Create a New queue or open an existing queue # Include Int msgget (key_t key, int flag ); // Message Queue

flags, such as 0644, whose usage is the same as the mode pattern flag used when creating the file (but Message Queuing does not have X (execute) permission)return value:Successfully returns the message queue number, which is the identification code for the message queue; 1 failure returnProgramming practices[CPP]View Plaincopy //Practice 1:IPC_PRIVATE: Macro with a value of 0 int Main () { 　　//ipc_private each time you create a message queue, the descriptor is different! 　　//So, t

that holds the actual message data. Nbytes: The length of the data buffer. If the message returned is greater than Nbytes and Msg_noerror is set in flag, the message is truncated. Type Type = 0: Returns the first message in the queue. Type > 0: Returns the first message of type type in the queue. Type Note: When MSGRCV returns successfully, the MSQID_DS structure associated with Message Queuing is updated to indicate the caller's process ID (msg_lrpid), the call time (Msg_rtime), and the number

ipc_private does not mean that other processes cannot access the message queue. It only means that a new message queue will be created. 2) int msgrcv (INT msqid, struct msgbuf * msgp, int msgsz, long msgtyp, int msgflg );The system calls to read a message from the Message Queue represented by msgid, and store the message in the msgbuf structure pointed by msgp. Msqid is the description word of the Message Queue. After a message is returned, it is sto

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