[Nem-Fdc]

Hello, is there any ways to detect the bytes percents of the uploaded files, and showing the percents at the application?

[bogdan.galiceanu]

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[Nem-Fdc]

Thanks for that info, but i think that only work for ftplib.. if we use httplib to upload files, how can we know the uploaded bytes?

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by Nem-Fdc

Thanks for that info, but i think that only work for ftplib.. if we use httplib to upload files, how can we know the uploaded bytes?

Hi Nem-Fdc
i think we dont have anything in the httplib that can tell us about the uploaded bytes. But i am not sure and will feel happy if proven wrong.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[Nem-Fdc]

Oh ya? I suggest the next PyS60 version has added those function for httplib/urllib, so we can knew the bytes of downloading and uploading progress.

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by Nem-Fdc

Oh ya? I suggest the next PyS60 version has added those function for httplib/urllib,

yes i also hope so but you can definitely give a feature request.

Enjoy Pythoning
gaba88

[aaaaapo]

Originally Posted by Nem-Fdc

Hello, is there any ways to detect the bytes percents of the uploaded files, and showing the percents at the application?

Mikko Ohtamaa has made a little helper, which allows you to set a callback function which gets called after SEND_BUFFER_SIZE bytes are sent:

http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...67&postcount=2

def send_callback(action, bytes_done, bytes_total, current_filename):
   print "Sending %s %d/%d" % (bytes_done, bytes_total, current_filename)

post_multipart(host, selector, fields, files, send_callback)

[Nem-Fdc]

Originally Posted by aaaaapo

Mikko Ohtamaa has made a little helper, which allows you to set a callback function which gets called after SEND_BUFFER_SIZE bytes are sent:

http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...67&postcount=2

def send_callback(action, bytes_done, bytes_total, current_filename):
   print "Sending %s %d/%d" % (bytes_done, bytes_total, current_filename)

post_multipart(host, selector, fields, files, send_callback)

soon i test the code, I guest it will working.. but how if we running two applications with the same access point, are the bytes of the two applications will be counted together like the Connection Manager?