How to capture the process time of an aspx page

Posted Date: 09 Nov 2004	Resource Type: Articles	Category: ASP.NET/Web Applications
Author: Venkata Siva Bhaskararao	Member Level: Bronze
Rating:	Points: 5

The following example demonstrates how to capture the process time of an web page.

Follow the steps:
step 1 : Declare two variables "_beginTime" and "_endTime" as DateTime datatype.

step 2 : Write the following code in Application_BeginRequest event.
_beginTime=DateTime.Now;

step 3 : Write the following code in Application_EndRequest event.

  	
_endTime=DateTime.Now;
int _processTime=_endTime.Millisecond -_beginTime.Millisecond;
if (_processTime<0)
{
      _processTime=1000+_processTime;
}
			
Response.Output.Write("<script>alert('Process Time={0} MilliSeconds')</script>",_processTime);

Feel free to comment
Bhaskar

Responses

Author: sumesh 18 Nov 2004 Member Level: Silver Points : 0

why u are adding 1000 to process time if it is less than 0. I think
we will always get process time as positive value b'cos atleast a
fragment of time will be spent for that.
Sumesh

Author: Venkata Siva Bhaskararao 19 Nov 2004 Member Level: Bronze Points : 0

Am capturing time as milliseconds, so for every 1000 millisecond again it starts from first millisecond.
For example if starttime is 900th millisecond and it taken 200 milliseconds to process then the endtime will be 100th millisecond instead of 1100th millisecond. Thatz y am adding 1000 to process time to get positive and correct value.

Author: azmi 22 Nov 2004 Member Level: Bronze Points : 0

hi.. what should i do to convert from miliseconds to seconds

e.g: result 280 miliseconds but want it to display as 0.28 seconds

Thanks in advance

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