Re: Rendered Time - value stored in property? (Tap 4.0.2)

2007-04-25 Thread Jesse Kuhnert

No, it's just a standard:

long time = System.currentTimeMillis();

// do stuff

writer.printComment( ...)

sort of thing in the Shell component. The value is local to the method
context only.

On 4/25/07, Josh Joy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hi,

When I view my generated HTML source, I see info at
the bottom such as
""

My question, is the value 9ms stored in some Java
property that I have
access to? All I'm looking to do is to log this
property to a log file
to track generation time. I would guess somehow I
could turn on log4j
Tapestry in DEBUG mode, though I'm only concerned with
the rendered time
value. Thanks.

Thanks,
Josh

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Rendered Time - value stored in property? (Tap 4.0.2)

2007-04-25 Thread Josh Joy
Hi,

When I view my generated HTML source, I see info at
the bottom such as
""

My question, is the value 9ms stored in some Java
property that I have 
access to? All I'm looking to do is to log this
property to a log file 
to track generation time. I would guess somehow I
could turn on log4j 
Tapestry in DEBUG mode, though I'm only concerned with
the rendered time 
value. Thanks.

Thanks,
Josh

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