Re: Performance Bottleneck?

[Simon Coulter <shc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I notice that when it is slow (at least for the supplied data) the  
bytes received is one less than when it runs fast. How does the bytes- 
received value compare with the HTTP header Content-Length? Perhaps  
the browser is waiting for the final byte which, for some as yet  
undetermined reason, fails to arrive?

On 22/05/2008, at 4:28 AM, Joe Wells wrote:

> "What does something like Fiddler say about the network time?"
>
>
> Walden,
>
> This is what Fiddler says (when the page loads fast)-
>
> Request Count: 	1
> Bytes Sent: 	878
> Bytes Received: 10,570
>
> ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
> --------------
> Requests started at:	13:23:08:1718
> Responses completed at:	13:23:09:0156
> Total Sequence time:	00:00:00.843750
>
> and when it loads sloooowwwww.....
>
> Request Count: 	1
> Bytes Sent: 	1,039
> Bytes Received: 10,569
>
> ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
> --------------
> Requests started at:	13:25:10:4687
> Responses completed at:	13:25:23:8593
> Total Sequence time:	00:00:13.3906250
>
> Is this what you are asking?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joe
>
>
>
>
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Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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