https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=53159
--- Comment #10 from Manjunath <[email protected]> --- There are methods in HP loadrunner to do this, for example methods like "web_concurrent_Start" and "web_concurrent_end." So whatever http requests you place within the web_concurrent_start/end methods, all those http requests will be executed at the same exact time even to the millisecond and the completion/end time to complete the requests is based on the application responsiveness. So the timing to be calculated for this is by taking the request which took the longest time in the set of requests, if you sum up the numbers it would be wrong, because this fails the idea of concurrency. If there are 3 requests executed concurrently and the server responds to the first two requests within the same time and third one took a second longer, then the time to be taken is the third requests time and not the sum of all three requests. It would be great to see this feature come in soon. with regards, Manjunath -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
