[Seaside] Profile link statistics

[Yar Hwee Boon]

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:38:21 +0200, Avi Bryant <avi at beta4.com> wrote:

> Well, the profiler is measuring the time spent generating the final  
> response.  It doesn't measure:
>
> - time spent processing the request
> - time spent redirecting to the response page
> - time spent sending the finished response to the browser
> - time spent by the browser rendering the page
>
> If you're on a local connection those last three should be negligible,  
> so the problem may be in the first one.  If you do a large GOODS commit  
> in your callback, for example, that wouldn't get profiled (though for a  
> given callback it's easy enough to wrap it in MessageTally spyOn:).

I'm on a local connection and I don't think those are significant because  
if I view a simple page its sub-second. As you described, that only leaves  
us with time taken to process the request. I'm showing a WATableReport  
subclass with a WABatchedList subclass, so its a pure view-only page  
showing a 600+ element list with 10 per page. What I do is to move around  
pages using the batched list links, and the callbacks do not take much  
time (just setting a page number). Are there any other areas I can look  
at? BTW, I'm running on Win XP Pro, Squeak 3.7 using IE6/Opera, in case  
anyone has a similar setup could share anything, thanks.

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