I'm using xdmp:http-get to call to an external web service and things are
running really slowly. I believe that the slowness is in the external service.
I want to be able to capture a timestamp prior to the call and after the call
and subtract them and log how long it took. I attempted these lines:
let $startTime := fn:current-dateTime()
let $log := xdmp:log("--> calling service")
let $token :=
fn:normalize-space(fn:substring-after(xdmp:http-get($serviceUri)[2],"token.id="))
let $endTime := fn:current-dateTime()
let $log := xdmp:log(fn:concat("--> call took ", ($endTime - $startTime)))
But the two calls to get datetime return the same value even though about 25
seconds elapsed between them based upon the ErrorLog.txt timestamps. The error
log is getting real timestamps from somewhere. Can I get them too somehow to
expose the speed of the external service and remove concern about mark logic
being the culprit?
Thanks.
Mark
Mark R. Boyd
Principle Engineer
ICS Department
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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