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How to make getServerStats() API call?

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February 23, 2010
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How to make getServerStats() API call?

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Correct answer Janaki Lakshmikanthan

Hi,
Here you go..

1. To make rtmp call use the code

var admin_nc = new NetConnection();
var callResponder = new Responder(result_callResponder, status_callResponder);

admin_nc.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, nc_status);
admin_nc.connect("rtmp://10.192.22.92:1111/admin", "admin", "admin");

function nc_status(event:NetStatusEvent):void{
trace("nc status " + event.info.code);
if(event.info.code=="NetConnection.Connect.Success"){
admin_nc.call("getServerStats", callResponder);

}

}

function result_callResponder(info:Object):void{
trace("result_callResponder");
for(var prop in info.data){
trace("property:" + prop + " - " + info.data[prop]);
}
}

function status_callResponder(eve:Event):void{
trace("status_callResponder");
}

2. To make http call - enter "http://10.192.22.92:1111/admin/getServerStats?

auser=admin&apswd=admin" in your browser and hit enter. Before that make sure you

have enabled this command in your users.xml file. To do so, open <installed fms

dir>/conf/users.xml. Edit the tag "Root > AdminServer > HTTPCommands > Allow" and

enter the value "All" for it. Save and restart the server, then try the http

command.

Regards,
Janaki L

Janaki LakshmikanthanCorrect answer

Adobe Employee

Hi,
Here you go..

1. To make rtmp call use the code

var admin_nc = new NetConnection();
var callResponder = new Responder(result_callResponder, status_callResponder);

admin_nc.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, nc_status);
admin_nc.connect("rtmp://10.192.22.92:1111/admin", "admin", "admin");

function nc_status(event:NetStatusEvent):void{
trace("nc status " + event.info.code);
if(event.info.code=="NetConnection.Connect.Success"){
admin_nc.call("getServerStats", callResponder);

}

}

function result_callResponder(info:Object):void{
trace("result_callResponder");
for(var prop in info.data){
trace("property:" + prop + " - " + info.data[prop]);
}
}

function status_callResponder(eve:Event):void{
trace("status_callResponder");
}

2. To make http call - enter "http://10.192.22.92:1111/admin/getServerStats?

auser=admin&apswd=admin" in your browser and hit enter. Before that make sure you

have enabled this command in your users.xml file. To do so, open <installed fms

dir>/conf/users.xml. Edit the tag "Root > AdminServer > HTTPCommands > Allow" and

enter the value "All" for it. Save and restart the server, then try the http

command.

Regards,
Janaki L

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Can you please post the code in server side for getServerStats()?...thanks very much!!!!!!!!!!!!

Janaki Lakshmikanthan

Adobe Employee

But how to embed that data in a datagrid instead of alert box? And also is it possible to acess each property individually?

Hi,
Definitely. You can load the properties and its value in to the data grid very well. Here is what you have to do.

function result_callResponder(info:Object):void{
      trace("result_callResponder");
      var myDataProvider:DataProvider = new DataProvider();
      for(var prop in info.data){
            trace("property:" + prop + " - " + info.data[prop]);
            if(prop != "io"){
                  myDataProvider.addItem({Property:prop, Value:info.data[prop]});
            }
            else if(prop == "io"){
                  for(var ioProp in info.data[prop]){
                        trace("ioProp:" + ioProp + " - " + info.data[prop][ioProp]);
                        myDataProvider.addItem({Property:(prop + ":" + ioProp), Value:info.data[prop][ioProp]});

                  }
            }
      }
      myDataGrid.dataProvider = myDataProvider;
}

Just update the result_callResponder method which i have posted previously with this one. Here myDataGrid is the Data Grid

which i have added to my stage from the components list.

You can also access the properties individually by getting the value by calling
info.data["cpus"]
info.data["physical_Mem"]
etc..

Regards,
Janaki L