[Laszlo-dev] timeout while data still loading

[Denis Bohm]

I put the change below into 3.2cr2 source and built a new version that 
I'm testing to see if it fixes the problem (so far it seems to).

Original Code:

    if ( this.checkonce ){
        this.owner.setAttribute( "loadratio" , 
                this.mc.lmc.getBytesLoaded() / 
this.mc.lmc.getBytesTotal() );

    }

Modified Code:

if ( this.checkonce ){
        var lr = this.mc.lmc.getBytesLoaded() / 
this.mc.lmc.getBytesTotal();
        if (lr != this.owner["loadratio"]) {
            this.owner.setAttribute("loadratio" , lr);
            //reset timeout for media which is streaming
            this.mc.loadtime = getTimer();
        }
    }

Henry Minsky wrote:
> Which release of the LPS sources are you looking at?
>
>
> On 3/15/06, *Denis Bohm* <denis at fireflydesign.com 
> <mailto:denis at fireflydesign.com> > wrote:
>
>     It looks to me like the first "if" block in LzMediaLoader.testLoad
>     is missing "this.mc.loadtime = getTimer()" like the other blocks
>     have...
>
>     Denis Bohm wrote:
>     I have an application that downloads swf movies that can be fairly
>     large.  I am showing download progress so the user knows what is
>     going on.  Obviously, some people have faster network speeds that
>     others - so the download time can vary a lot.  I have the timeout
>     set to 30 seconds currently.  But what I'm seeing is that the
>     timeout seems to apply to the complete download from the start
>     time.  For example, if the movie is loading at a constant rate and
>     it is 95% done, but 30 seconds has passed since the request was
>     started then the timeout occurs and no movie is loaded.  What I
>     had expected was that the timeout applies to the last data
>     received, so that it would only timeout if no data was transmitted
>     for the last 30 seconds.
>
>     Can anyone confirm the behavior I am observing?  If that's the way
>     it was intended to work, is there any way to change it so that it
>     works the way I expected it to work?
>
>     Note that I can't just increase the timeout value because there
>     are other issues, such as 404 requests staying in the load queue
>     until the timeout period occurs (*LPP-1652
>     <http://www.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-1652>)*, that cause
>     other problems.
>
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