Determining HTTP download speed

Hi,
I'm currently developing a multi-threaded download manager. Now how do I determine the download speed of files. Is dividing the no. of KBs by time elapsed the only option? Does Java provide any facility to determine the connection speed directly?

Well, thanx!!
I just wanted to know if I'd reinvent something or if at all there was a better way.
Anyway I'd go ahead with KBs / time.

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