JSProgressMonitor

Overview

This class is returned to the Servoy client from the FileProvider js_streamFilesFromServer or js_streamFilesToServer method It is used to monitor the uploads/downloads calling back a Servoy method that can then get the status of the transfer(s) It is called repeatedly by a Timer when scheduled with a fixed interval to callback the Servoy method provided.

Methods Summarized

TypeNameSummary

Cancels the transfer process.

Returns the number of bytes to transfer for the current file.

Returns the index of the current file being transferred.

Returns the number of bytes already transferred for the current file.

Returns the name of the current file being transferred.

Returns the total bytes to transfer to or from the server (sum of all the files size)

Returns the total number of files to transfer.

Returns the total bytes already transferred (for all files)

Returns true if the process was canceled.

Returns true if the process is finished.

Sets a method to be called repeatedly at the given interval (in seconds), the method will receive an instance of this JSProgressMonitor updated with the latest values.

Sets a method to be called repeatedly at the given interval (in seconds), the method will receive an instance of this JSProgressMonitor updated with the latest values.

Methods Detailed

cancel()

Cancels the transfer process.

Returns: Boolean

Sample

monitor.cancel();

getCurrentBytesToTransfer()

Returns the number of bytes to transfer for the current file.

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getCurrentFileIndex()

Returns the index of the current file being transferred.

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getCurrentTransferredBytes()

Returns the number of bytes already transferred for the current file.

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getCurrentTransferredFileName()

Returns the name of the current file being transferred.

Returns: String

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getTotalBytesToTransfer()

Returns the total bytes to transfer to or from the server (sum of all the files size)

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getTotalFilesToTransfer()

Returns the total number of files to transfer.

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

getTotalTransferredBytes()

Returns the total bytes already transferred (for all files)

Returns: Number

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

isCanceled()

Returns true if the process was canceled.

Returns: Boolean

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

isFinished()

Returns true if the process is finished.

Returns: Boolean

Sample

application.output('total transferred: ' + monitor.getTotalTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalBytesToTransfer());
application.output('current file: ' + monitor.getCurrentTransferredFileName() + ' ( ' + monitor.getCurrentFileIndex() + ' / ' + monitor.getTotalFilesToTransfer() + ' )');
application.output('current bytes transferred: '+monitor.getCurrentTransferredBytes() + ' / ' + monitor.getCurrentBytesToTransfer());
if (monitor.isCanceled()) {
	application.output('canceled!')
}
if (monitor.isFinished()) {
	application.output('finished!')
}

setProgressCallBack(function, interval)

Sets a method to be called repeatedly at the given interval (in seconds), the method will receive an instance of this JSProgressMonitor updated with the latest values. Can use an optional delay (for testing purpose in developer).

Parameters

  • Function function the Function to call back at the specified interval

  • Number interval the interval (in seconds) to use

Returns: JSProgressMonitor this for chaining

Sample

// call the progressCallbackFuntion every 2 and a half seconds (with a delay of 200ms in developer):
monitor.setProgressCallBack(progressCallbackFunction, 2.5, (application.isInDeveloper() ? 200 : 0));

setProgressCallBack(function, interval, delay)

Sets a method to be called repeatedly at the given interval (in seconds), the method will receive an instance of this JSProgressMonitor updated with the latest values. Can use an optional delay (for testing purpose in developer).

Parameters

  • Function function the Function to call back at the specified interval

  • Number interval the interval (in seconds) to use

  • Number delay adds a delay for testing purpose in Developer

Returns: JSProgressMonitor this for chaining

Sample

// call the progressCallbackFuntion every 2 and a half seconds (with a delay of 200ms in developer):
monitor.setProgressCallBack(progressCallbackFunction, 2.5, (application.isInDeveloper() ? 200 : 0));

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