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Hi,

what is the english name f�r the time i get via get. can i call it loadtime,
because it is the time, the hole website needs to load?

it is possible to get via nmhttp the respons time of a website? my idea is
like:

start = GetTickCount();

HTTP->Get(Website);

void __fastcall TForm1::NMHTTP1HostResolved(TComponent *Sender)
{
   diff = GetTickCount()-start;
}

so, may i get the responstime with help of NMHTTP1HostResolved or
NMHTTP1PacketRecvd.

Steffan

"hans galema" <notused@notused.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:41862f22$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Steffan Kahn wrote:
>
> > in my application i need to open a website and mess the parse time. at
the
> > moment i use following lines:
> >
> >    start = GetTickCount();
>
> >       HTTP->Get(Website);
> >       Source = HTTP->Body;
>
> >     diff = GetTickCount()-start;
> >
> > This works fine.
>
> Yes but you cannot name that a parse time. Whichever parse time
> you have in mind. You just messured the time needed for exeuting
> a HTTP->Get() and assigning the HTTP->Body to Source.
>
>  > To check if my results are plausible i also display the
> > parse time on my website. so i found out, that the time my c++
application
> > determine is always bigger then the parse time, which my website
displays.
>
> That is ok. As the webserver needs some time too and transmitting
> data takes time.
>
> > so i ask me if there is an better way to get the parse time.
>
> You did it already ok with your c++ application.
>
> > does anybody have some advise for me?
>
> For your 'application' everything is behind HTTP->Get() and
> thus out of sight.
>
> Hans.