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haeoraki_127471
Nimbostratus
Apr 26, 2004About getPackets_in() in ThruputStatistics
I hesitate to post this -_-
Your article was very helpful to me. I used current connection value and it worked well. It was my mistake that current connection value did not change.
Please see below :
ThruputStatistics tempThruput = nodeStatistics.getThruput_stats();
long inPacket = tempThruput.getPackets_in();
If I click web browser on a virtual server, to my thinking, the number of packets in may increase and if I stop clicking, it may decrease.
When I clicked web brower, the number of packets in increased but when I stopped clicking, the value did not decrease. It did not change and when I clicked web brower again, it increased again.
I stopped clicking quite a while but the value of the number of packets in preserved the increased value and never decreased.
To get the value of the number of packets in, I used threads. Threads run at every one second.
At upper source, the number of packets in means incoming packet at node, doesn't it?
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