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I'm trying to measure the response time of a mobile web application developed
for Pocket PC's. I'm accessing the application using an iPAQ and want to
record the time it takes from the inital request and to the arrival of the
last byte of the response, which is in fact TTLB (time to last byte).
However, I could only find ACT for measuring TTLB. But ACT works on a desktop
or server. I would like to measure the response time over a real GPRS network
on the mobile device.
Is there way to accomplish this issue?
thanks
for Pocket PC's. I'm accessing the application using an iPAQ and want to
record the time it takes from the inital request and to the arrival of the
last byte of the response, which is in fact TTLB (time to last byte).
However, I could only find ACT for measuring TTLB. But ACT works on a desktop
or server. I would like to measure the response time over a real GPRS network
on the mobile device.
Is there way to accomplish this issue?
thanks