vzs64 wrote:
(2) What makes you think this problem has anything to do with HttpClient
in the first place? There is no evidence of what so ever that the
performance degradation is due to the client side.
IE 7.0 takes about 16 secs to download the main page
http://www.reuters.com/article/bankingfinancial-SP/idUSN2432828320070824
(without images/js/css files), whereas HttpClient is taking the figures
mentioned in the previous post on my ASDL connection.
How do you measure that?
Besides, downloading ANYTHING from a remote host over an ASDL line you
are effectively measuring the throughput of the connection line, not
that of the server or a client software
HttpUrlConnection is taking 52.8 secs.
Are you really sure HttpUrlConnection is actually using chunk-coding?
What is this number? An average of how many repetitions? 20,000?
200,000 maybe? Are you really sure your numbers are statistically
representative?
Are there any other non-java tools against which a benchmark can be
done? (I used to use tear from microsoft earlier, but dont have the tool
now)
Performance benchmarks is a tricky business. Seemingly unimportant
factors may sometimes play a huge role in distorting the results. Make
really sure you understand what you are measuring.
Oleg
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