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SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

by Giusanny :: Rate this Message:

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Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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Re: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Inviato: mercoledì 4 novembre 2009 11.07
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Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

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Re: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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Re: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

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Re: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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I would like to control the bandwidth per connection as the old appConnect() method of oflaDemo Application class

Can you help me to find the bean that configure bandwidth?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 

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An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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Re: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

by Mondain :: Rate this Message:

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Have a look at your red5-common.xml for this entry:

<!-- Limits bandwidth (bytes per second) related with read and write operations on a per-session basis -->
<bean id="bandwidthFilter" class="org.red5.server.net.filter.TrafficShapingFilter" scope="prototype">
<!-- Maximum read throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->
<constructor-arg index="0" value="0"/>
<!-- Maximum write throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->
<constructor-arg index="1" value="512000"/>
</bean>

That is were you set your bandwidth values.

Paul

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 2:07 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I would like to control the bandwidth per connection as the old appConnect() method of oflaDemo Application class

Can you help me to find the bean that configure bandwidth?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 

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An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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R: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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Ok, this works for all the server, but I would like to limit the bandwidth per connection and per application…

Any idea?

 

Giuseppe

 

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Have a look at your red5-common.xml for this entry:

 

            <!-- Limits bandwidth (bytes per second) related with read and write operations on a per-session basis -->

            <bean id="bandwidthFilter" class="org.red5.server.net.filter.TrafficShapingFilter" scope="prototype">

                        <!-- Maximum read throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="0" value="0"/>

                        <!-- Maximum write throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="1" value="512000"/>

            </bean>          

 

That is were you set your bandwidth values.

 

Paul

 

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 2:07 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I would like to control the bandwidth per connection as the old appConnect() method of oflaDemo Application class

Can you help me to find the bean that configure bandwidth?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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Re: R: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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If you would like to do it per app / per connection, the best way would be to write a plugin. It's not very difficult and I have done it on another project (can't release the source). I'll do a post describing the process soon, depending upon how the 0.9 fixes go...

Paul

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 3:19 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

Ok, this works for all the server, but I would like to limit the bandwidth per connection and per application…

Any idea?

 

Giuseppe

 

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Inviato: giovedì 5 novembre 2009 19.19
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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

Have a look at your red5-common.xml for this entry:

 

            <!-- Limits bandwidth (bytes per second) related with read and write operations on a per-session basis -->

            <bean id="bandwidthFilter" class="org.red5.server.net.filter.TrafficShapingFilter" scope="prototype">

                        <!-- Maximum read throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="0" value="0"/>

                        <!-- Maximum write throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="1" value="512000"/>

            </bean>          

 

That is were you set your bandwidth values.

 

Paul

 

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 2:07 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I would like to control the bandwidth per connection as the old appConnect() method of oflaDemo Application class

Can you help me to find the bean that configure bandwidth?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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R: R: SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

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Ok, I could write the plugin, but waiting for that could I use SimpleConnectionBWConfig found in the old release?

 

Or Could I use a temporary patch?

For example I tried (in the appConnect method of oflaDemo Application class)

IContext ctx = scope.getContext();

            if (ctx.hasBean("bandwidthFilter")) {

                  TrafficShapingFilter bFilter = (TrafficShapingFilter) ctx.getBean("bandwidthFilter");

                  bFilter.setMaxReadThroughput(upStreamBytes);

                  bFilter.setMaxWriteThroughput(downStreamBytes);

            }

But It doesn’t work! And I think it’doesn’t work per application or per connection…

 

Watching the code I saw somewhere…

                  ServerBW serverBW = new ServerBW((int) downStream / 8);

                  getChannel(2).write(serverBW);

           

                  ClientBW clientBW = new ClientBW((int) upStream / 8, (byte) 0);

                  getChannel(2).write(clientBW);

Any idea?

What Can I do? Just wait? :D

 

Thanks

Giuseppe

 

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If you would like to do it per app / per connection, the best way would be to write a plugin. It's not very difficult and I have done it on another project (can't release the source). I'll do a post describing the process soon, depending upon how the 0.9 fixes go...

 

Paul

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 3:19 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

Ok, this works for all the server, but I would like to limit the bandwidth per connection and per application…

Any idea?

 

Giuseppe

 

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Inviato: giovedì 5 novembre 2009 19.19
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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

Have a look at your red5-common.xml for this entry:

 

            <!-- Limits bandwidth (bytes per second) related with read and write operations on a per-session basis -->

            <bean id="bandwidthFilter" class="org.red5.server.net.filter.TrafficShapingFilter" scope="prototype">

                        <!-- Maximum read throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="0" value="0"/>

                        <!-- Maximum write throughput (0 = Unlimited) -->

                        <constructor-arg index="1" value="512000"/>

            </bean>          

 

That is were you set your bandwidth values.

 

Paul

 

On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 2:07 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I would like to control the bandwidth per connection as the old appConnect() method of oflaDemo Application class

Can you help me to find the bean that configure bandwidth?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 

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Oggetto: Re: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

An example will be enough J

Thanks Paul, but will you be so kind to tell me which bean ..or which package…or which application? Where I have to search the example?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

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The docs for that are not ready but the config is fairly simple, look for the bean which configures the filter (i dont have it in front of me at the moment).

 

Paul

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 2:40 AM, Giusanny <giusanny@...> wrote:

I saw in the new code of oflaDemo Application.java

// commenting out the bandwidth code as it is replaced by the mina filters

So anybody have an idea or documentation to use mina filters?

 

Thanks again

Giuseppe

 

 

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Oggetto: [Red5] SimpleConnectionBWConfig where is he gone?

 

 

Hi, I’ve just downloaded 0.9 rc2…where SimpleConnectionBWConfig is gone?

Could I configure the bandwidth limit in 0.9 rc2? How to?

 

Thanks in advance

Giuseppe

 


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