BandwidthInfo.Quality

Page Summary

• BandwidthInfo.Quality is an annotation defining different levels of bandwidth quality.

• The different quality levels are HIGH, LOW, MEDIUM, and UNKNOWN, representing varying connection speeds and suitability for sending files.

• Each quality level has a constant integer value associated with it.

• The LOW quality is not suitable for sending files, MEDIUM is suitable for small files, and HIGH is good for readily sending files.

public static abstract @interface BandwidthInfo.Quality implements Annotation

Bandwidth quality.

Constant Summary

int	HIGH	The connection quality is good or great (6MBps~60MBps) and files can readily be sent.
int	LOW	The connection quality is poor (5KBps) and is not suitable for sending files.
int	MEDIUM	The connection quality is ok (60~200KBps) and is suitable for sending small files.
int	UNKNOWN

Inherited Method Summary

From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation

abstract Class<? extends Annotation>	annotationType()
abstract boolean	equals(Object arg0)
abstract int	hashCode()
abstract String	toString()

Constants

public static final int HIGH

The connection quality is good or great (6MBps~60MBps) and files can readily be sent. The connection quality cannot improve further but may still be impacted by environment or hardware limitations.

Constant Value: 3

public static final int LOW

The connection quality is poor (5KBps) and is not suitable for sending files. It's recommended you wait until the connection quality improves.

Constant Value: 1

public static final int MEDIUM

The connection quality is ok (60~200KBps) and is suitable for sending small files. For large files, it's recommended you wait until the connection quality improves.

Constant Value: 2

public static final int UNKNOWN

Constant Value: 0