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pull mode vs push mode

onkarkk

 Hi,

Could any help me out in understanding the difference between pull mode and push mode . I am really not understanding this theory . please help me out.

Thanks in advance,

regards,

Krishna Kishore 

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  • Hi Tim,

    I was referring to the topic pull vs push mode, I am not clear that how constraint will not reflect that the test is requireng in push mode due to the transaction generated before to driver's request. Consider the sequence started body() will start then will call do action, so item will be generated according to the constraints given then date will be send_to_bfm(). The same case for pull_mode generator will create transaction to the drivers request and this also will call the do action on data as per constraint. So both cases doing the action on data item so how it will differe on constraint. Also where will be the push mode useful.

    Thanks,

    rsl

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  • Hi Tim,

    I was referring to the topic pull vs push mode, I am not clear that how constraint will not reflect that the test is requireng in push mode due to the transaction generated before to driver's request. Consider the sequence started body() will start then will call do action, so item will be generated according to the constraints given then date will be send_to_bfm(). The same case for pull_mode generator will create transaction to the drivers request and this also will call the do action on data as per constraint. So both cases doing the action on data item so how it will differe on constraint. Also where will be the push mode useful.

    Thanks,

    rsl

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