SipStatistics (Pkts Streams 3.0.4 API)

```
public interface SipStatistics
```
Author:

jonas@jonasborjesson.com

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`String`	`dumpInfo()` Dump all stats to std out.
`long`	`totalAckRequests()`
`long`	`totalByeRequests()`
`long`	`totalCancelRequests()`
`long`	`totalInfoRequests()`
`long`	`totalInviteRequests()` The total number of SIP INVITE requests processed by the `StreamHandler`, which also includes the re-transmitted ones.
`long`	`totalOptionsRequests()`
`int[]`	`totalResponses()` This will return an array with 600 elements, each index representing a particular response (but with an offset of negative 100).
`long`	`totalSipMessages()` The total number of SIP messages processed by the `StreamHandler`.

- Method Detail
  - totalSipMessages
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long totalSipMessages()
```
    The total number of SIP messages processed by the StreamHandler. This includes re-transmits also.
    
    Returns:
  - totalInviteRequests
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long totalInviteRequests()
```
    The total number of SIP INVITE requests processed by the StreamHandler, which also includes the re-transmitted ones.
    
    Returns:
  - totalAckRequests
```
long totalAckRequests()
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  - totalByeRequests
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long totalByeRequests()
```
  - totalOptionsRequests
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long totalOptionsRequests()
```
  - totalInfoRequests
```
long totalInfoRequests()
```
  - totalCancelRequests
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long totalCancelRequests()
```
  - totalResponses
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int[] totalResponses()
```
    This will return an array with 600 elements, each index representing a particular response (but with an offset of negative 100). E.g., if you want to check how many 180 Ringing responses was captured, just check what the count at index 180 - 100 = 80 is like so: System.out.println("Total 180 responses: " + totalResponses()[180 - 100]); Here is another example that prints out all responses received and their count: final int[] responses = stats.totalResponses(); System.out.println("All responses"); for (final int i = 0; i < responses.length; ++i) { if (responses[i] > 0) { System.out.println((i + 100) + ": " + responses[i]); } } Notice how we add 100 to the index as it is printed.
    
    Returns:
  - dumpInfo
```
String dumpInfo()
```
    Dump all stats to std out. Typically you don't want to use this. Mainly for debugging purposes.
    
    Returns:

Interface SipStatistics

Method Summary

Method Detail

totalSipMessages

totalInviteRequests

totalAckRequests

totalByeRequests

totalOptionsRequests

totalInfoRequests

totalCancelRequests

totalResponses

dumpInfo