* You can set your callback for a global function using a string:
* BattleNetAPI::setCallback( 'myCallback' );
*
* Or you can set your callback for a class method using an array:
* BattleNetAPI::setCallback( array( 'myClass', 'myCallback' ) );
*
* Your callback function whether the request was successful or failed.
*/
BattleNetAPI::setCallback('myCallback');
/**
* Set your maximum number of simultaneous connections. Keep in mind, the higher
* the number the more processing and memory usage and the quicker you can
* reach your request limits resulting in requests with over query limit errors.
* Default: 5
*/
BattleNetAPI::setMaxConnections(5);
/**
* Depending on your server configuration, if you are going to be sending many
* requests and can expect it to take more than 20 seconds or use a lot of
* memory, you will want to use the BattleNetAPI::noTimeout() function to allow
* the script to run continuously without any execution time or memory
* limitations.
*/
//BattleNetAPI::noTimeout();
/**
* Throttle the number of requests that can be made in a single second. If the
* number specified below is reached, the server will sleep for one second and
* reset the counter.
*
* !!!! IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE THROTTLING IN A PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT !!!!
*