UMDS User Guide
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This section shows usages of included example applications. The same information can be displayed interactively by running the example with the "-h" command-line option.
Receive messages on a single topic.
Usage: umdssend [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config parameters from filename -I Immediate Mode -h = help -l len = send messages of len bytes -L linger = Allow traffic to drain for up to linger seconds before closing the connection -M msgs = send msgs number of messages -N num_topics = Number of topics to send on -P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds -s num_secs = Print statistics every num_secs -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose in reporting to the console
Send messages on a single topic.
Usage: umdsreceive [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config file filename -h = help -M num_msgs = End after num_msgs received -N num_topics = Number of topics (receivers) -s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth -S address:port = Server address and port -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose about each message -W = Wildcard topic
Send responses on a single topic.
Usage: umdsresponse [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config file filename -h = help -M num_msgs = End after num_msgs received -N num_topics = Number of topics (receivers) -r len = send responses of len bytes -s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth -S address:port = Server address and port -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose about each message -W = Wildcard topic
Send requests and messages on a single topic.
-S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config parameters from filename -I Immediate Mode -h = help -l len = send messages of len bytes -L linger = Allow traffic to drain for up to linger seconds before closing the connection -M msgs = send msgs number of messages -N num_topics = Number of topics to send on -P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds -r len = send requests of len bytes -s num_secs = Print statistics every num_secs -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose in reporting to the console
Send messages on a single topic.
Usage: umdssend [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config parameters from filename -I Immediate Mode -h = help -l len = send messages of len bytes -L linger = Allow traffic to drain for up to linger seconds before closing the connection -M msgs = send msgs number of messages -N num_topics = Number of topics to send on -P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds -s num_secs = Print statistics every num_secs -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose in reporting to the console
Receive messages on a single topic.
Usage: umdsreceive [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config file filename -h = help -M num_msgs = End after num_msgs received -N num_topics = Number of topics (receivers) -s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth -S address:port = Server address and port -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose about each message -W = Wildcard topic
Send responses on a single topic.
Usage: umdsresponse [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config file filename -h = help -M num_msgs = End after num_msgs received -N num_topics = Number of topics (receivers) -r response message length -s num_secs = print statistics every num_secs along with bandwidth -S address:port = Server address and port -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose about each message -W = Wildcard topic
Send requests and messages on a single topic.
Usage: umdsrequest [options] -S address[:port] topic -S address[:port] = Server address/name and optionally port A comma separated list of multiple servers may be provided Available options: -A Suppress sending the application name to the server on login -c filename = read config parameters from filename -I Immediate Mode -h = help -l len = send messages of len bytes -L linger = Allow traffic to drain for up to linger seconds before closing the connection -M msgs = send msgs number of messages -N num_topics = Number of topics to send on -P msec = pause after each send msec milliseconds -r len = send requests of len bytes -s num_secs = Print statistics every num_secs -U username = set the user name and prompt for password -v = be verbose in reporting to the console