Thanks Abdul for your reply, For this I need to get to the code and at present the application is a pure black box for me. Any other suggestion other than putting the timer function and more at the black box level?
Regards, Roark. On Jan 19, 5:03 pm, Abdul Qabiz <[email protected]> wrote: > You can use flash.utils.getTimer () function, which basically returns > the number of milliseconds since Flash Player was (can think of your > app) initialized. > > In your case, you can call it at two places:- > > 1) function/method that invokes the webservice call > 2) webservice result/callback handler > > Take the difference (#2 - #1) of two times returned, that should give > you a rough idea. > > -abdul > > On 19/01/10 4:34 PM, Roark wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > I am testing a flex application for the first time in my life and am > > stuck at a place and looking for some pointers from you all. > > > The flex application I am testing makes some web service calls like > > LoadProject, LoadColorPalette, getProjectByProjectId, > > getCanvasSizesXml, saveProject etc. I want to record the time each > > actions takes to complete. Is there any plugin or tool available which > > will give me the start and end time of the action. What is the way I > > can test this. Any pointer in this regard is highly appretiated. > > > Regards, Roark. > > -- > -abdul > abdulqabiz.com <http://www.abdulqabiz.com> | @abdulqabiz > <http://twitter.com/abdulqabiz> | linkedin.com/in/abdulqabiz > <http://linkedin.com/in/abdulqabiz> | alliesinteractive.com > <http://alliesinteractive.com>
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