If HttpClient has a method to do this, can someone let me know? This is a
method I wrote to calculate header size:
public static int getHeaderByteSize(Header[] headers) {
int requestHeaderByteSize = 0;
for (Header requestHeader : headers) {
if (requestHeader.getName() != null) {
requestHeaderByteSize += requestHeader.getName().getBytes().length;
}
if (requestHeader.getValue() != null) {
requestHeaderByteSize += requestHeader.getValue().getBytes().length;
}
}
return requestHeaderByteSize;
}
On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 10:07 AM, Jean-Marc Spaggiari <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a good way to calculate the bandwidth used by a request?
>
> I'm doing a get and I try to track the upload and download bandwidth used.
>
> So for a get, there is some upload to the server. There is the URL,
> and the headers. But seems there is a bit more than that and I'm not
> able to figure what.
>
> When I get the respons, I'm using getHeaders("Content-Length") to get
> the content lenght. But I'm most probably missing the header size. I
> also tried EntityUtils.toString(entity).length() but none of them
> seems to be accurate.
>
> So I'm wondering is there is a good way to calculate the bandwidth
> used for upload and download?
>
> Thanks,
>
> JM
>
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