(RADIATOR) Account events for video-on-demand service

[Claudio Lapidus]

There's nothing wrong with using *multiple* Class attributes, you can stuff
as many of them as you need. But you'll need to develop some structure for
the text that goes inside. For example:

    Class = "title:Citizen Kane"
    Class = "action:play"
    Class = "subscriber-type:monthly"

Then you can use the colon inside every Class string to tell name from
value.

hth
cl.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lopez, A." <a.lopez at tue.nl>
To: <radiator at open.com.au>
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 11:30 AM
Subject: (RADIATOR) Account events for video-on-demand service


Dear all,

I am trying to configure RADIATOR to store accounting information of a
Video-On-Demand service.

When the user generates an event (e.g. presses the stop, pause,
rewind... buttons) I want to store such an event into MySQL (along with
the remote IP address, time...)

My question is; is there a specific attribute that I could fit this
purpose? An attribute where I could send the type of event that was
generated?

I was thinking about the Class attribute, but I am already using it
(recommended by Hugh Irvine) to send the 'title of the movie' to the
server.

Any idea?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Alex



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