Very simple load application tat allows us to test various aspects of myoddweb.directorywatcher
--help : display the help screen
Usage: myoddweb.directorywatcher.load.exe
[--iterations, --i=<5>]
[--folders, --f=<5>]
[--change, --c=<10>]
[--unique, --u=<true>]
[--stats, --s=<true>]
[--quiet, --q=<false>]
[--drives, --d=<false>]
[--random, --r=<false>]
[--help, --h]
help, h :Display the help message
iterations, i :The number of test itarations we wish to run.
This is the number of time we want to randomly stop/start watching a folder.
folders, f :The number of folders watched at once.
change, c :How often we want to change to another folder (in seconds).
unique, u :If we want to use a unique watcher, shared, or use a watcher per directory.
stats, s :Display stats every 10 seconds.
quiet, q :Do not display the folder updates.
drives, d :Test all the drives only.
random, r :Randomly create various folders/files and check for update.
Example: --iterations 5 --q true --r true
Run a test for x iterations and add/remove files at random intervals, the idea being that changes are still picked up after a while.
We start a watcher that monitors all the folders and all the files, so it is the "maximum" case.
locate sn.exe
Create a signature file, sn -k "myoddweb.directorywatcher.snk"
Create a public file off the snk file, sn -p "myoddweb.directorywatcher.snk" "pmyoddweb.directorywatcher.snk"
Output the public key: sn -tp "pmyoddweb.directorywatcher.snk"