lvyd wrote:Can your scripts be set up to monitor AJAX applications and provide timing data for key steps in the process?
Yes they can be.
For one thing, ANY script that runs OK in the eValid browser can also be set up in "monitoring mode" -- the main difference being that in monitoring mode you are running the script from a batch command and feeding data to a monitoring reporting engine (we use GroundWork Open Source Community Edition in our example demonstration, but there are many similar systems available and eValid interfaces with them easily).
Measuring times within the script is easy, using the
ElapsedTime and
ResetTimer commands. Also, you may with to take advantage of the simple formatted output of timing data available in the
SaveRecord command.
(All eValid commands are fully documented in the User Documentation area.)
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