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/**
 * Tests the client-side send buffer, which can be modified with the
 * galileo.net.MessageRouter.writeQueueSize system property.  This buffer
 * prevents clients from trying to send so much data that they run out of
 * memory.  Since the send operation won't block, an application can easily
 * generate too much data before the network operations are complete.
 */
package galileo.test.buffer;

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