Hi Trig,
BytesProgressWatcher is the only mechanism JetS3t
provides for monitoring the progress of data transfers. You are right
that it monitors the progress of bytes being queued, rather than actual
transmission on the wire.
To monitor on-the-wire throughput you will need to hook into the
HttpClient library somehow. I'm not sure if there is a straight-forward
way of doing this, I never looked into it in depth for JetS3t because I
wanted a mechanism that wasn't dependent on a particular library.
James
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On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Trig Gullberg
<tgullberg@...> wrote:
How do we get progress for a given upload? The BytesProgressWatcher seems to only give progress of what is written to some internal buffer not what is written on the wire. Can we get upload progress somehow through the jets3t api? Or do we simply have to plug something into the apache http client that jets3t uses? Please help. We would like to have a standard way to get the progress instead of hacking up a short term solution.
Thanks,
Trig
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