How to connect to Remote Host with each terminal having its own connection

[cap10mycap10]

Hello everyone

I have a scenario where terminals can be added on the fly and each has to have its own connect to the same remote host eg: IP 199.99.199.99:9999.  Each terminal needs to do its own logon and also send echo messages to keep its connection alive.  Anyone who has done such a configuration or ideas on how to go about it.

[Alejandro Revilla]

You can handle many simultaneous connections using QServer. In jPOS 2, each connection consumes a platform thread, so you have some limits (say 10000 simultaneous terminals). 

In jPOS 3, we use VirtualThreads, and the limit is only imposed by the operating system and your network setup. Beware with NAT configuration that may limit the client-side port numbers.

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@apr

On Mon, May 13, 2024 at 11:38 AM cap10mycap10 <taka...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello everyone

I have a scenario where terminals can be added on the fly and each has to have its own connect to the same remote host eg: IP 199.99.199.99:9999.  Each terminal needs to do its own logon and also send echo messages to keep its connection alive.  Anyone who has done such a configuration or ideas on how to go about it.

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