5bck wrote:How to I compare the speed and response time for multiple browsers?
We think you mean, "what are resources that let us record how quickly each browser performs when there are multiple browsers running?
The answer is to use the SaveRecord command -- or one of several similar commands -- to write out key timing details about a script to a local file. After your multiple-browser run is completed you can then study the file(s) to see how each browser behaved.
Check your product documentation for the SaveRecord command and its options.
From a practical perspective, we have found that if you keep the duty cycles of each of the multiple browser a bit less than 100%, you will probably not have any file system contention issues (two processes trying to write to the same file at the same time). In all but the most extreme cases the Windows operating system takes care of those issues very reliably.
The eValid Team
by 5bck » Thu Nov 04, 2010 3:01 pm