Applet Loading Time - Urgent

I am facing a problem on one of our production sites. The APPLET(deployed on weblogic server) is taking a huge time to load, of the order of 15 minutes. Even after it is cached on first time loading, the subsequent access to APPLET still takes same time.
Whileas in our testing we didn't encounter such problem. Of course, at customer site i see that the machine using IE(client) is on a different LAN than the weblogic server whileas most of our in house tests were done on same LAN
what could be the possible reasons for this?

Some suggestions could be:
1. Bundle all classes and resource files in a jar file.
2. Try to preload the heavier files (e.g. sound files) in a background thread, instead of init() method. See an example for this in Sun's Java tutorial, under the trail 'Sound'.

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How can i reduce applet loading time?

I have recently begun converting a gui application to an applet. The problem i have is the loading time of the applet which can be several minutes.
The gui has a progress bar which tracks the loading of the classes, images and sounds etc, once this is up and running the loading time is fairly short, however it takes forever for the gui to actually begin to display.
The code for the classes is only about 150K altogether, there seems to a period of long modem inactivity once the applet is initialized before the gui is displayed.
How can i reduce the time it takes for the applet to initialize before the gui is displayed, otherwise users will thing nothing is happening and not bother loading it.
the applet is currently at http://www.winnieinternet.com/games/startrade2095/applet/startrade2095.htm
if you need a demo of the problem, although the applet is still work in progress.
Many thanks in advance for any help
W.Coleman
www.winnieinternet.com

Some suggestions could be:
1. Bundle all classes and resource files in a jar file.
2. Try to preload the heavier files (e.g. sound files) in a background thread, instead of init() method. See an example for this in Sun's Java tutorial, under the trail 'Sound'.

J2SE 5.0 plugin and slow applet load time

Folks,
I have an applet (https), with about 5 MB of jar files. After we
moved to J2SE 5.0, the load time seems much slower. It used to load in
40 seconds. Now it loads in 4 min.
An odd thing I noticed is when I minimize my Internet Explorer window,
the applet seems to start up quickly again.
Is this possibly related to the "starburst logo" progress bar
animation that Sun now uses for applet start ups? I know that
animated gifs can sometimes chew up quite a bit of cpu time.
I think the progressbar property is no longer in 5.0
I'm running on a single proc laptop. When I run it on my 2 proc
server, it is not as obvious, and startup time seems reasonable.
Thanks,
Rob
[email protected]

I'm also seeing a similar slow applet startup time. CPU is 100% (IE is in high 90s). Works ok on my 3GHz P4, but is very slow (up to 16 minutes) on 400 MHz P2.
My problem seems to be related to how my .properties files (23 total, for internationalization support) are handled.
During start-up in JRE 1.5 I see the following for each .properties file:
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
The file (1 of 23) I supply is named fax.properties (the default file). Since my locale setting are English/US I guess the I18N code is trying to figure out if the regional files are present. Each of these requests is timing out 5-8 seconds for each - it builds up quickly.
I haven't been able to find out why this is happening or resolve the issue. I'm close to restricting my applet to only 1.4.2 as that was fine and posting this as a bug.

Slow initial load time - URGENT

I created some business component forms in jdeveloper 3.2.3. For some reason, it takes 15 seconds to load any of the forms for the first time (afterwards, it only takes 2 seconds). I get the same timings regardless of the number of rowsets I use.
It takes 15 secs for a screen with 1 rowset and for a screen with 5 rowsets. It also is slow running in jdeveloper and in production.
That is unacceptable for my end users (they are ready to reject the project because of it).
If I remove the jbInit call from the program, the load time goes down to 5 secs (which would probably be acceptable), but then I lose the navigation.
Is there any way to speed up the initial load?
TIA.

If this is a wizard generated form, was there any modification made ?. The jbInit
code by default sets up the InfoProducer objects. The ApplicationModule is then
created and queries executed when the publisSession method is called on the SessionInfo
object. This publishSession by default happens after the jbInit code. I would imagine
the publishSession method to take more time in comparision to jbInit code which
typically instantiates the UI elements and creates your form. Is there any other
setup that happens in jbinit ?.
If I remove the jbInit call from the program, the load time goes down to 5 secs
(which would probably be acceptable), but then I lose the navigation. Could you provide more info., on what you mean by navigation ?. Is is the setup of
the navigation bar and menu you are referring to ?.
HTH,
Sathish

Very long applet load time with JRE 1.5 - HELP!!

My applet is taking forever to load and init using JRE 1.5.
With JRE 1.4.2_06 it takes a matter of seconds to load and init. The same 1.4.2_06 compiled code running on JRE 1.5 takes ~ 17 minutes!!! Is anyone having a similar experience? I've seen other similar posts related to past plug-in versions, but nothing related to 1.5. The same problem occurs if I compile the code with JDK 1.5 and run with JRE 1.5.
This extreme example happens on a 533 MHz Win2000 pc with 524 MB RAM.
A desktop with 3 GHz P4, 1 GB RAM running WinXP SP2 doesn't have an appeciable delay (a couple seconds).
A laptop with 2.21 GHz AMD Athlon 64, 512 MB RAM running WinXP SP1 takes about 8 seconds to load the applet.
I don't believe it's running yet in the init method during this long wait time. I don't see any print statements, but the basic layout of it is the following:
     public void init()
          applet = this;
          // Setup Look and Feel
          try
               UIManager.setLookAndFeel (UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName());
          catch (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException e) {System.err.println("Error setting Look and Feel.");}
          catch (javax.swing.UnsupportedLookAndFeelException e) {System.err.println("Error setting Look and Feel.");}
          catch (java.lang.IllegalAccessException e) {System.err.println("Error setting Look and Feel.");}
          catch (java.lang.InstantiationException e) {System.err.println("Error setting Look and Feel.");}
          // Setup background coloring
          HeaderFile.bgcolor5 = UIManager.getColor("Panel.background"); //new Color(212,208,200);
          HeaderFile.bgcolor6 = UIManager.getColor("desktop");
          applet.getContentPane().setBackground(HeaderFile.bgcolor6);
          // Splash screens
          urlSplash = getURL("AesGuiLarge.jpg");
          ImageIcon_Splash = new ImageIcon(getURL("OmniViewSplash_noWords.jpg"));
          ImageIcon_OmniView = new ImageIcon(getURL("OmniView_wordOnly.gif"));
          // Setup Intitialization panel
          final InitializationPanel initPanel = new InitializationPanel();
          contentPane = getContentPane();
          if (preRelease == true)
            Label label = new Label("PRE-RELEASE");
            label.setFont(new Font("SansSerif", Font.BOLD|Font.ITALIC, 11));
             JPanel panel = new JPanel();
               panel.setBackground(Color.yellow);
               panel.add(label);
               contentPane.add(panel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
          contentPane.add(initPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
          Thread initialize = new Thread ()
               public void run()
                        System.out.println("\n***** Initialize thread start *****\n");
          initialize.start();
     }Any help would be appeciated.

I've discovered where the bulk of the delay is coming from.
I have 23 default *.properties files in my project. These files contain the English translation of all displayable strings for Internationalization (I18N). The default naming convention is "text.properties".
For those who don't know I18N, here's a brief synopsis of what happens. ResourceBundles are used to get the strings that are displayed. if your local computer's language/regional settings are English/US, then when the ResourceBundle searches for the file that contains the strings it first looks for a file named text_en_US.properties. If that file is not present or the string is not located, it then looks for a file named text_en.properties. If that file is not present or the string is not located, it then looks for the default file named text.properties. My properties files are all default named.
I used the Java Console tracing capability to see what was happening and this is what I saw. This is happening for every .properties file:
Using JRE 1.4.2_06:
Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with no proxy
Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with no proxy
Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with no proxy
Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with no proxy
Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with no proxy
Using JRE 1.5:
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
None of the files in these traces exist. JRE 1.5 is attempting to set cookies on each of these non-existent files. There is approximately a 5-8 second delay that occurs before each attempt times out. So for each of my 23 properties files this translates to 575-920 total seconds (or 9-15 minutes).
I tried turning off cookies, but the timeout still occurs.
Can anyone explain why this is happening and how to fix it?

Applet load times got you down?

Then vote for this RFE:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6346341
The whole discussion started here:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=678853&tstart=0
-Dennis

I have the same problem, and add this replay to motivate a clever person to solve this problem.
My situation is:
20 Applets (or so) on one page - they span exactly on Thread - if clicked. And if I reload the page they never work again - I have to restart the browser.
If I browse to the page with the applets I have complete browser crash in 3 of 4 cases. But the first time I visted the page after reboot of Linux (everything less don't help) all the applets work.
If I put only one Applet on a page and reload this page, then in a few lucky cases the Applet works a second time.
On windows everything is fine, so I don't think my
Applets are the problem.
On linux I tried several version of upto Mozilla 0.9.8
everytime the same (but 0.9.8 don't work at all with the plugin).

Need Help Urgently - Want to Load Time Data Automatically into Oracle HRMS

Hi All,
I am on my 1st Oracle HRMS project and I need urgent help on HOW TO load Time (IN/OUT) Data from a MS Access database which is populated by a Biometric Hand Geometry System.
And we need to do it in real time as the data inserted in the MS Access Database we need to pull that into Oracle HRMS for Payroll purposes.
If somebody can help me in this I'll greatly appreciate that.
Thanks, AGAIN IT IS VERY URGENT
Zee

Zee,
Let's go back to your core requirement "load Time (IN/OUT) Data from a MS Access database which is populated by a Biometric Hand Geometry System".
Questions:
1. Is this time data to be used to pay a person through Oracle Payroll?
2. What legislation (country) is this for?
3. Are you using Oracle Time and Labor (OTL) as the front-end or do you intend to enter the data directly into Oracle Payroll?
See the following OTL documents:
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MetaLink Note 223987.1 - Oracle OTL HXC TimeStore Deposit API
MetaLink Note 283593.1 - Formatting an Exported Timecard Template using Microsoft Excel
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Greg

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If you go here (warning - long load to start with) -
www.aclwebsite.co.uk
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Any idea on whats causing this to load so much?
Thanks.

If you go here (warning - long load to start with) -
www.aclwebsite.co.uk
I have placed a newsticker java applet there but when
you first visit the site the browser freezes up for a
while untill the applet loads.
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Java 1.5_13 applet loading problem due to 'activate control' fix

I updated my JRE to Java 1.5 revision 13, and it seems to introduce a new problem. In order to fix the "click here to activate this control" problem in internet explorer, I iterate the document model and set the outerHTML of the applet tag to the same outerHTML. This removes the annoying rectangle in IE. This also causes the applet to load and break down the first time the page is displayed, because IE removes the old applet instance and creates a new one when replacing the outerHTML. When this happens on the new Java JRE release, an exception is thrown to the user saying:
java.lang.NullPointerException
     at sun.plugin.AppletViewer.loadJarFiles(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.runLoader(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.run(Unknown Source)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
The applet loads correctly, but the message should not be displayed. Also, it only seems to happen sometimes (maybee because sometimes the applet does not yet start before IE runs the script to replace its contents)
Full lifecyle from the console panel:
basic: Registered modality listener
basic: Registered modality listener
liveconnect: Invoking JS method: document
liveconnect: Invoking JS method: URL
basic: Referencing classloader: sun.plugin.ClassLoaderInfo@181fbd6, refcount=5
basic: Added progress listener: sun.plugin.util.GrayBoxPainter@982291
basic: Loading applet ...
basic: Initializing applet ...
basic: Starting applet ...
basic: Unregistered modality listener
basic: Stopping applet ...
basic: Removed progress listener: sun.plugin.util.GrayBoxPainter@982291
basic: Finding information ...
basic: Releasing classloader: sun.plugin.ClassLoaderInfo@181fbd6, refcount=4
basic: Done ...
basic: Joining applet thread ...
basic: Destroying applet ...
basic: Disposing applet ...
java.lang.NullPointerException
     at sun.plugin.AppletViewer.loadJarFiles(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.runLoader(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.run(Unknown Source)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
basic: Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException
java.lang.NullPointerException
     at sun.plugin.AppletViewer.loadJarFiles(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.runLoader(Unknown Source)
     at sun.applet.AppletPanel.run(Unknown Source)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
basic: Joined applet thread ...
basic: Unregistered modality listener
basic: Quiting applet ...
basic: Registered modality listener
liveconnect: Invoking JS method: document
liveconnect: Invoking JS method: URL
basic: Referencing classloader: sun.plugin.ClassLoaderInfo@181fbd6, refcount=5
basic: Added progress listener: sun.plugin.util.GrayBoxPainter@1347dad
basic: Loading applet ...
basic: Initializing applet ...
basic: Starting applet ...
Does anyone know how to fix this new issue? Or does anyone know of a better way to solve the 'activate control' problem in IE that does not cause the reloading of this applet?
Thanks.

Hi!
*1 -* Poor_Sitar_player's solution that i used.
a - Build the applet's comented code into a div ...
</div id='555>

</div>
b - After, insert a javascript the will remove the coments....
<script type="text/javascript">
var x = document.getElementById('555');
var texto = x.innerHTML;
texto = texto.replace('','');
x.innerHTML = texto;
<script type="text/javascript">
*2 - Another solution*
If you are using struts2 or your applet is inside a internal frame, is possible that the above solution will not work.
So, the solution that i found was place the applet code in the main page, with width and heigh iguals "*0*" and style="float: left;" to hide the applet.
This way, the applet will be load before you call the right page.
That's all.
Edited by: carlosmcp on Oct 14, 2008 7:01 AM

How to make an applet load user-defined package?

How to have an applet load user-defined package?
I have packages in their own directories, and the applet compiles and links with them, by use of CLASSPATH env variable. But when it comes time to run, it ignores that and does not know where the classes (in the packages) are.
If I don't use packages and put all code in one directory, runs fine. If I use an application, I can link with and load my packages.
I know applets can't use things like CLASSPATH for security reasons, but still, they should be able to be compiled out of several packages, why do I have to put all code together??

OK, for reference for future newbies, here's the answer:
use CODEBASE attribute in your html file (if on Windows server, don't use drive letter but relative path to .html file, Unix style, and put all your .class files beneath that, for example, in your .html file
<applet
CODEBASE="..\class
and then have package bar Bar.class file, in ..\class\bar

Removing gray crappy ugly Applet loader background

excuse my language but I've spent the last two days tring to figure out how to remove the gray screen when the applet loads in a browser...
I've searched the forums, found other ppl with same problem but no real solutions...
from what I found:
1. using javascript to hide the applet while its loading
works for IE but not for Netscape 6( http://www.codeproject.com/java/javaappletwaitmsg.asp )
2. using an applet to load the real applet
seems ok, but you still see the gray screen when the first applet loads... basically this just shortens the time you get to see the gray screen, not a proper solution( http://www.acm.vt.edu/~jmaxwell/appletloader/appletloader.html )
So should I assume there is no way to tell the java plug-in not to make the screen gray while its loading the applet??????
WHY? WHY? WHY?
is there really no way of changing this horrible GRAY screen???
please if anybody found out how to solve this, post it here!

2 main reasons why the gray panel stays for a long time..
1, the JVM is loaded, the applet is now visible but due to lots of late binding and other startup stuff, the Applet itself takes a long time to load.
Solution, in a previous page, load a dummy applet that does basically nothing and make it 1x1 pixels in width and height. This cuts down on the JVM start up.
2, Your Applet causes classes to load from the Web Server (of course).
Solution in 2 parts:
Part 1, make sure that all your applet classes are jar'ed with compression on and that your applet code has debug code off and no optimisation used when compiling. This ensures the smallest code size other than that produced an obfuscator.
Part 2, Your applet should be doing 2 things. Firstly, it should be attempting to turn its background to the chosen colour as soon as possible. It should be doing nothing else at all, not even creating other classes, loading classes nothing at all. Secondly, when the Applets background colour is set, then you can start loading classes that do the work your Applet is supposed to do. When that is all over, you can that start to modify the Applet's panel

Applet loading in IE vs Firefox

Hello!
I have a peculiar problem. I have several web pages containing lots of applets which via static methods register to a "master" applet which in turn collects information from a remote source and then updates the registered applets periodically.
Well this works fine, however the load times in IE are outrageous, it can take up to 2 minutes or so before a page with approxiamtely 20 applets is fully loaded. Whilst the same page takes about 2 seconds in firefox. I should also mention that when the page has been loaded in IE it works just as well as it does in firefox. The only problem is that it takes all to long for the page to load.
What could be the explanation of this? What is the fundamental difference in IE compared to firefox when applets are loaded?
Does anyone have some sort of clue about this one?
/HG

cell@tech wrote:
When I navigate to the site in IE and click on the link the applet loads, but when I navigate to the site in FireFox3 it displays the html code. My FireFox browser runs applets just fine on other sites, so is there something else I need to put in the html code for FF3?Works fine with FF2.
Try to add a BODY to your HTML.
<html>
<body>
<applet height="600" width="600" code="com.program.startup.Starter.class">
<param name=archive value=http://www.wheeling22.adventistchurchconnect.org/site/1/directory/WheelingWebSite.jar /> Your browser does not support the <code>applet</code> tag. </applet>
</body>
</html>Bye.
RG.

Applet loads full jar instead one resource

Hi,
i noticed that applet load full jar file instead loading one image!
i load images with:
InputStream in = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(kaynakAdresi);how can i fix this?

This will happen if the Jar is not being properly cached. Check your settings for the Plug-In and the browser; also check the headers are being sent correctly from the web server - if the expiry time etc are missing then the browser will not cache the file. Look up an HTTP sniffer if you need to trace the headers.,

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hi,
has anyone made any attempt to construct kind of application preloader, waiting for whole app to load can take long time and default spinning wheel with java cup is not really user friendly.
I was thinking about breaking app in two parts
1)login view
2)rest of the app that will be loaded lazily
but then how to load second jar, what about updates of that second jar. Is there any way to talk to javascript in browser to show something nicer then default applet's preloadder.????
maybe there is a better idea on how to improve loading time of jfx app embedded in web browser, my experience is based on 1.1 version of jfx so now it can be better.
apart from jfx component im planing to use spring ioc and jdbc driver. so it should show something as quick as possible (confirm certificate and show login view) and then (or in the meantime) load rest of the stuff.
any thoughts appreciated
thanks

Have you read the last post of (the prolific ;-) ) Rakesh Menon ;-)
http://blogs.sun.com/rakeshmenonp/entry/javafx_lazy_loading
May be it could help you.
Regards
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Calculating Page Loading Time

Hi Friends,
I wouldlike to know how to calculate the page loading time after I click a button on a page. Assume that after clickiing the button, first a servelt is called, processing is done and after that a jsp will be thrown to browser. Now after completely loading the JSP page, I mean, status bar in the browser is clean and no globe is revolving at the top of the browser, I need to insert this page loading time into database.
How can I do this using java technology.
Plase throw some light on this . It is very urgent.
Thanks & Regards,
Murthy
[email protected]

Do you mean that you want something on your server to know how long it took the browser to load the page? There's no way to know that. After your server sends the data, that data can travel over a variety of communication networks and through a variety of network node computer buffers. Moreover, your page may have links (to images for example) that the browser will also load via separate requests.
All you can tell is how long it took your server to produce and send the page.

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