Last week, I started adding stuff to begin letting JMeter record latency time vs the entire sampling time, where latency time is the time until the first byte of data is retrieved from the server, and the whole time is the time till the last byte of data is retrieved.
It's just a start and there's a bunch of work to be done, but I'm not sure if that addresses your wish here. I don't know how I'd determine network time vs server response time. You could make some assumptions and call the latency time the server's time and the remainder the network, but that would almost certainly be a faulty assumption. My guess is you'd have to measure network performance on the side, where it would be independent of the load on the server and the jmeter client. -Mike On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 07:59, Shailender Jain wrote: > Hi, > > Using JMeter can we get the Transaction Break Down Time > i.e. > > > 1. Network Time > 2. Server Response Time > 3. Display Time etc > > The problem is that one of my transaction is going very > slow and i think this is not a problem of my application > and is due to slow network. > > I saw this kind of BreakDown while using Topaz Managed > Service of (Mercury Interactive) but the problem is that it comes > with a cost. > > Regards, > Shailender Jain -- Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Apache Software Foundation --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
