Measuring performance tcp udp connection using java

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find t answers for these questions ..
1. Is it possible to set some upper cut off for the data rate or transmission rate in TCP or UDP ?
2. IF true, get t source code for t same ?
3. is it possible to measure t data rate of a TCP or UDP connection ?
4. get t compl source code for broadcasting using java ?
sry im learning to use java sry if my questions are rookie and absurd . .
pl bear wit me . .
thank u in advance . .
bye bye

hi ebj and kayaman ,
thanks for the reply for my first question . .
"No, but you can limit the receive window which can have a similar effect."
my second question was ...
can help me out by giving the java code for the first question`s solution ?
and my third question ...
Is it possible to measure the throughput / transmission rate in which the udp or tcp transfer is taking place ??
i think i ve made myself clear to you guys ..

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Hi,
For network performance, most likely not or less impact, as the checksum value is only significant for the receiving end, not the medium (network link) is uses to travel. In this case, the sender can always re-send the packet back.
Unless, of course, if the sender repeatedly/ continuously sent the same packet non-stop that probably makes the receiving host busy. This is noticable if online application is being used (session hang, slow, etc). If session like FTP, it will be a one-time session only, and need manual restart.
Rgds,
AK

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