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Posted by FrobinRobin on 08/23/07 11:13
Hi,
I intend to use Ajax for a kiosk application, it's primary usage is to
retrieve live data from my DB, it's a fairly small amount of data (5
fields, of small data size and limited to 15 rows).
When I check my server logs I can see that the kiosk page has used a
fair amount of bandwidth this month, this is obviously because a
javascript timeout refreshes the data every 10 seconds. What I need to
know is how to calculate the bandwidth of the data for every ten
seconds and then I can do the math to work out usage hours * bandwidth
per hour.
This is probably a fairly simple task but I've never done it before so
any help would be much appreciated!
Many Thanks
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