3 Template for xml messages (message.dtd) and dictionaries (dictionary.dtd) are informative, not
4 actually required by process. They are located at './DTDs'. Stacks are available at './stacks'.
5 There are also some stuff (hex/xml examples, etc.) which could be useful.
7 The script 'test.sh is an example of scheduler which launch a request to the server and then
8 waits for a specific answer to continuing testing. Some functions could be reused to prepare
9 any kind of testing. The method used is quite simple: monitor the launcher traffic log for
10 incoming activity. An advanced FT test framework involves the use of the ANNA::diameter API
11 in an ad-hoc diameter client executable (for example we could define an incoming handler in
12 different libraries which represent different test cases, linking them to a common simple
13 diameter client agent).
17 Launch the executable process without arguments to see a complete command-line help.
18 Don't be scared. There are plenty of possibilities but the 'run.sh' script has been prepared
19 for the type of launcher you wanted.
23 Management interface for this version is based on SIGUSR2 signal caugh. Use './operation.sh'
24 script to send any operation to the process. Ask for help with that script to see all the