Examples of IBWControlService

org.red5.server.stream.IBWControlService
Bandwidth controller service interface.
The bandwidth controllable is registered in the bandwidth controller which provides the three token buckets used for bandwidth control.
The bandwidth controller manages the token buckets assigned to the bandwidth controllable and distributes the tokens to the buckets in an implementation-specific way. (eg timely distribute the tokens according to the bandwidth config of the controllable) @author The Red5 Project (red5@osflash.org) @author Steven Gong (steven.gong@gmail.com)

Examples of org.red5.server.stream.IBWControlService

    if (success) {
      // XXX Bandwidth control service should not be bound to
      // a specific scope because it's designed to control
      // the bandwidth system-wide.
      if (getScope() != null && getScope().getContext() != null) {
        IBWControlService bwController = (IBWControlService) getScope()
            .getContext().getBean(IBWControlService.KEY);
        bwContext = bwController.registerBWControllable(this);
      }


      if (waitForHandshakeJob != null) {
        waitForHandshakeService.removeScheduledJob(waitForHandshakeJob);
        waitForHandshakeJob = null;

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Examples of org.red5.server.stream.IBWControlService

    }
    channels.clear();


    if (bwContext != null && getScope() != null
        && getScope().getContext() != null) {
      IBWControlService bwController = (IBWControlService) getScope()
          .getContext().getBean(IBWControlService.KEY);
      bwController.unregisterBWControllable(bwContext);
      bwContext = null;
    }
    super.close();
  }

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Examples of org.red5.server.stream.IBWControlService

      // TODO: what are the correct values here?
      bytesReadInterval = (int) bwConfig.getUpstreamBandwidth() / 8;
      nextBytesRead = (int) getWrittenBytes();
    }
    if (bwContext != null) {
      IBWControlService bwController = (IBWControlService) getScope()
          .getContext().getBean(IBWControlService.KEY);
      bwController.updateBWConfigure(bwContext);
    }
  }

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