sirius.web.http

Interface ActiveHTTPConnection

public interface ActiveHTTPConnection

Used by WebServer.getOpenConnections() to provide detailed information about an open HTTP connection.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
String	getBytesIn() Returns the number of bytes received.
String	getBytesOut() Returns the number of bytes send.
String	getConnectedSince() Returns the duration of the connection.
String	getDownlink() Returns the downlink (outgoing) bandwidth.
String	getLatency() Returns latency information as a pair of numbers like "8ms / 5ms".
int	getNumKeepAlive() Returns the number of keep-alives performed on this connection.
String	getRemoteAddress() Returns the remote address which opened the connection.
String	getUplink() Returns the uplink (incoming) bandwidth.
String	getURL() Returns the url currently being processed.

Method Detail

getNumKeepAlive

int getNumKeepAlive()

Returns the number of keep-alives performed on this connection.

Returns:

the number of keep-alives performed (received and accepted)

getURL

String getURL()

Returns the url currently being processed.

Returns:

the url currently being processed

getConnectedSince

String getConnectedSince()

Returns the duration of the connection.

Returns:

the duration of the connection in seconds

getBytesIn

String getBytesIn()

Returns the number of bytes received.

Returns:

the number of bytes received via this connection

getBytesOut

String getBytesOut()

Returns the number of bytes send.

Returns:

the number of bytes sent via this connection

getUplink

String getUplink()

Returns the uplink (incoming) bandwidth.

Returns:

the incoming bandwidth

getDownlink

String getDownlink()

Returns the downlink (outgoing) bandwidth.

Returns:

the outgoing bandwidth

getRemoteAddress

String getRemoteAddress()

Returns the remote address which opened the connection.

Returns:

the remote address which opened the connection

getLatency

String getLatency()

Returns latency information as a pair of numbers like "8ms / 5ms".

The first of those number is how long the server has been waiting for a chunk to arrive at the server. The second one is the (blocking) time it takes to process this chunk.

Returns:

a latency string like "8ms / 5ms"