Hello BU

Thanks for the Explanation.

i will abstarct out my project here.

SuperVault is a complete backup restore and disaster recovery solution. The solution is being implemented as a client server environment where in the client is the front end which is known as back up engine and the server is the back end which is made of a scalable distributed data storage system.


I deal with Test Harness of this product.Test Harness (TH) is a suite of tools (That is Customized)that helps us to perform functionality and performance testing on Super Vault solution. The suite helps the user to perform the following activities.

1) Creating test cases
2) Managing test cases
3) Managing test case collections
4) Executing test case collections
5) Generating test execution reports

Till now ,We are doing synchronous data transfer for sending and receiving acknowledgments for each block being sent.

But We need to have buffered asynchronous mode data transfer from now onwards.

In reply to Re^2: Help On Perl - Multi Threading by koti688
in thread Help On Perl - Multi Threading by koti688

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