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AppStats using onGetAppStats() in main.asc

Apr 3, 2012 10:29 PM

Tags: #statistics

Hi,

I am trying to collect appstats using this code in main.asc.

What is wrong here?

 

application.onConnect = function( p_client, p_autoSenseBW )

{

     this.acceptConnection(p_client);

   

     nc_poll=new NetConnection();

     nc_poll.connect("rtmp://localhost:1111/admin","admin","a1s2d3f4");

     nc_poll.call("getAppStats",new onGetAppStats(), "vod");   

    

    function onGetAppStats()

    {

    this.onResult = function(info)

    {

      trace("POOJA 1111");

      outputBox.text = "Info for "+appName.text+ " returned:" + newline;

      trace("POOJA 2222");

      printObj(info, outputBox);

     

    }

 

    }

 

    function printObj(obj, destination)

    {

     trace("POOJA 3333");

     for (var prop in obj)

    {

     destination.text += "\t";

     destination.text += prop + " = " + obj[prop] + newline;

     if (typeof (obj[prop]) == "object")

     {

     trace("POOJA 4444");

      printObj(obj[prop], destination);

     }

   }

  }

   

}

 

thanks

533 Views   5 Replies   Latest reply: JayCharles, Apr 10, 2012 4:30 AM
 
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  • JayCharles
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    1. JayCharles,
    Apr 4, 2012 8:54 AM   in reply to poojapooja
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    1. Wait for the onStatus event from the NetConnection before invoking methods. Otherwise, you may be calling a method on a netconnection that hasn't been completed.

     

    2. Are you defining the nc_poll variable outside of the onConnect method? If not, the scope of nc_poll is the onConnect function, so when the function returns, the nc_poll variable will have gone out of scope, and will be eligible for garbage collection.

     
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    2. poojapooja,
    Apr 9, 2012 4:04 AM   in reply to JayCharles
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    Hi JayCharles,

    I think onStatus event is received as seen in logs:

    2012-04-09  16:39:05    16248   (s)2641173  ******RECEIVED ONSTATUS******   -

     

    Main.asc file code is as below, Pls help.


    var nc_poll;

     

    application.onConnect = function( p_client, p_autoSenseBW )

    {

      this.acceptConnection(p_client);

      nc_poll=new NetConnection();

      nc_poll.onStatus = function(info)

      {

       trace("******RECEIVED ONSTATUS******");

      }

    nc_poll.connect("rtmp://localhost:1111/admin","admin","admin123");

     

    function onGetAppStats()

      {

        this.onResult = function(info)

        {

          trace("POOJA 1111");

          outputBox.text = "Info for "+appName.text+ " returned:" + newline;

          trace("POOJA 2222");

          printObj(info, outputBox);

       }

      }

      function printObj(obj, destination)

      {

       trace("POOJA 3333");

       for (var prop in obj)

       {

        destination.text += "\t";

        destination.text += prop + " = " + obj[prop] + newline;

        if (typeof (obj[prop]) == "object")

         {

          trace("POOJA 4444");

          printObj(obj[prop], destination);

         }

       }

      }

     

    nc_poll.call("getAppStats",new onGetAppStats(), "vod");  

     

    }

     
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  • JayCharles
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    3. JayCharles,
    Apr 9, 2012 8:26 AM   in reply to poojapooja
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    You're still calling getAppStats on the connection without being sure the connection is established. Invoke a method outside of onConnect in response to the onStatus event.

     
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  • poojapooja
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    4. poojapooja,
    Apr 10, 2012 1:16 AM   in reply to JayCharles
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    Thanks Jay, i could write the correct code!!

    One query: This is giving stats when onConnect() is called from main.asc.

    If i need stats at just any time, where should i call admin api from?

     

    thanks.

     

    var nc_poll;

    application.onConnect = function( p_client, p_autoSenseBW )

    {

      this.acceptConnection(p_client);

      nc_poll=new NetConnection();

      nc_poll.connect("rtmp://localhost:1111/admin","admin","admin");

      nc_poll.onStatus = function(info)

      {

        if (info.code == "NetConnection.Connect.Success" && nc_poll.isConnected)

        {

          trace("We are connected");

          nc_poll.call("getInstanceStats",new onGetInstanceStats(), "vod/_defInst_");  

       }

      }

     

      function onGetInstanceStats()

      {

        this.onResult = function(info)

        {

          trace("POOJA 1111");

        var dataobj=info.data;

        trace("TOTAL NUMBER OF CONNECTIONS CURRENTLY ACTIVE: " +dataobj.connected);

        trace("NUMBER OF CONNECTION ATTEMPTS ACCEPTED BY THIS APPLICATION: "+dataobj.accepted);

        trace("NUMBER OF BYTES READ BY THIS APPLICATION: " +dataobj.bytes_in);

        trace("NUMBER OF SOCKET CONNECTIONS TO THE APPLICATION SINCE THE APPLICATION WAS STARTED: " +dataobj.total_connects);

        trace("POOJA 2222");

        }

      }

    }

     
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  • JayCharles
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    5. JayCharles,
    Apr 10, 2012 4:30 AM   in reply to poojapooja
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    Create the connection in your onAppStart method, rather than the onConnect method.

     

    Alternately, you can create a new class to manage this, and instantiate an instance of that class in your onAppStart.

     
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