Re: [xSocket-develop] Proxy example - piping data to file

[<gre...@we...>]

Hi Martin,

the HttpServer.setWriteTransferRate() is a unsupported method. 

Currently throttling is not supported. A built-in throttling support should be available in future versions. Please file a feature request, with your requirements (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=850945&group_id=169583).

Thanks
Gregor

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: "Martin Thelian" <Mar...@gm...>
> Gesendet: 25.04.08 08:00:50
> An: gre...@we...
> Betreff: Re: [xSocket-develop] Proxy example - piping data to file

Hi,
> 
> does configuring the transfer rate via HttpServer.setWriteTransferRate(
> ) work with this approach? I've tried to limit the transfer rate to 
> 5KB/s but currently my test-download uses 200KB/s.
> 
> Martin
> 
> gre...@we... schrieb:Hi Martin, the xSocket Junit test 
> BodyForwardingTest (http://xsocket.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xsocket/
> xsocket/http/tags/V2_0_alpha4/src/test/java/org/xsocket/connection/
> http/BodyForwardingTest.java) contains a ForwardHandler which shows 
> you how to control the message/body streaming. One fast way to fetch 
> the complete message header is to call the toString method ... 
> HttpResponseHeader resHdr = response.getResponseHeader(); String 
> hdrCopy = resHdr.toString(); FileChannel fileChannel = new .... 
> fileChannel.write(...) ... The body data can be fetched by duplicating 
> the body ByteBuffer : ... ByteBuffer[] data = bodyDataSource.
> readByteBufferByLength(available); for (ByteBuffer buf : data) { 
> fileChannel.write(buf.duplicate()); } dataSink.write(data); ... Take 
> care with the NonThreaded annotations of the example code. If you are 
> writing to a file, the handler should run in a multithreaded mode. 
> The Nonthreaded annotation should be removed. Gregor -----Ursprüngliche
>  Nachricht----- Von: "Martin Thelian" <Mar...@gm...>Gesendet:
> 10.04.08 09:56:16 An: xso...@li...: [
> xSocket-develop] Proxy example - piping data to file Hi, I would like 
> to use xsocket as described in [1] chapter "3.2 Reusing message 
> objects - a proxy example" and additionally I would like to pipe the 
> response-message into a file while transfering it back to the client. 
> What is the best way to do this? Thanks, Martin [1] http://xsocket.
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