> When I do get something figured out I will post results here. Problem
> is, with
> either method I need to find a feed that is slow to test with. If I
> test it
> with a bunk url it will just 404 immediately right? Is there a way to
> simulate a slow connection?
I dunno about similating a slow connection, but you can write a very
slow server... :-)
my_slow_rss_feed.php
<?php
$data = '<name>Darren Kirby</name>';
sleep(10);
for ($i = 0; $i < strlen($data); $i++){
echo $data[$i];
flush();
sleep(1);
}
?>
Of course, that doesn't simulate the slow connection part of it...
If you have 2 machines, you can unplug the network cable, start your
script, then plug the cable in after 5 seconds.
That's gonna make it pretty slow to connect, almost for sure. :-)
If anybody is goofy enough to complain about the performance of
strlen() in the for(...) statement, you're clearly not paying
attention. :-) :-) :-)
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