Manolo R.G. wrote:
Dan Rossi escribió:
Dan Rossi wrote:
is anyone able to comment if the totalbytes transferred during a
stream is accessed like this and if its available during a stream
closed state as this is returning 0
public void streamSubscriberClose(ISubscriberStream stream) {
log.info(stream.getStreamFlow().getTotalBytesTransfered());
}
also this
log.info("x-duration: " + stream.getStreamFlow().getTotalStreamTime());
returns this
x-duration: 1159848289943
converted to seconds is this
1159848289.943
which is strange because i only had the stream on for a second or so
before closing. what is the right calculation for this time value then ?
Try if these lines returns the same value:
log.info("x-duration: " + stream.getStreamFlow().getTotalStreamTime());
log.info("current time: " + (new Date()).getTime());
I don't know what stream.getStreamFlow().getTotalStreamTime() should
return but as it's returning the milliseconds since 1 january 1970
(java.util.Date function getTime()).
If you get the time in milliseconds when the stream starts and when it
closes, you could get the duration substracting the last value from the
first and passing then to seconds or other time measure.
the method is in StreamFlow doin the microtime calculation, hopefully
the startmilliseconds is the start of the stream not server start !, it
does seem yes its the time from start unix timestamp, ill try some date
formatters see if that works ??
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