SPOT Tracking Test - Share Page ID's Needed

[MarkHawke7]

I've put together a SPOT tracking webpage capability that may work for
something the size of a standard competition. It pulls the latest
positional info from the SPOT shared pages that it is configured with
and presents them, on a google map. However, I need to test it
further with a heavier load than I've had to date. To do so, I need
about 40 to 50 SPOT shared page ID's to test with. To that end, if
anyone is willing to let me test with their shared positions, could
you please either post the shared page URL back here on RAS or email
it to me directly at . At this point, I don't
really care where the positions are in the world, it more about number
of SPOTs to see if what I've put together can handle the load. For
those that I use, I will send you further info on how to access the
page. At this point, I am not ready to put out the info to everyone.
But hopefully it can be used more widely soon.

Thanks in advance!

-Mark

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On Feb 21, 9:26*pm, MarkHawke7 > wrote:
> I've put together a SPOT tracking webpage capability that may work for
> something the size of a standard competition. *It pulls the latest
> positional info from the SPOT shared pages that it is configured with
> and presents them, on a google map. *However, I need to test it
> further with a heavier load than I've had to date. *To do so, I need
> about 40 to 50 SPOT shared page ID's to test with. *To that end, if
> anyone is willing to let me test with their shared positions, could
> you please either post the shared page URL back here on RAS or email
> it to me directly at . *At this point, I don't
> really care where the positions are in the world, it more about number
> of SPOTs to see if what I've put together can handle the load. *For
> those that I use, I will send you further info on how to access the
> page. *At this point, I am not ready to put out the info to everyone.
> But hopefully it can be used more widely soon.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -Mark

Mark,

If you can't get enough participation to do your stress testing, you
should be able to just use the same page ID multiple times? I don't
think your software will care whether the page ID's are different or
the same. They'll just happen to return the same coordinate results
for each call. In fact for testing, you could temporarily introduce a
randomized small offset just to spread the locations a bit in the
google map.

Food for thought.


Dave