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Here you go, my first shot, should get you started for your measurements. Pay attention to the following points:

don't trust times to the millisecond, they depend on what your computer is doing else
this is tested but will still contain errors of differing severity , it's just to get you started
If you operate with this using a "comparison-host", as I do, note that the pages should be of nearly the same size, to get a feel for what's going on by looking at the numbers directly...

The code:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

use vars qw[ $cf $lf $opt_h $VERSION ];

($VERSION) = ' $Revision: 1.1 $ ' =~ /\$Revision:\s+([^\s]+)/;

use Time::HiRes qw( time sleep );
use Config::Auto;
$Config::Auto::DisablePerl = 1;

use Getopt::Long;
use Pod::Usage;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use IO::File;

GetOptions (
    "h" => \$opt_h, "help" => \$opt_h,
    "c=s" => \$cf, "config=s" => \$cf,
    "l=s" => \$lf, "log=s" => \$lf,
);

pod2usage(0) if ($opt_h);

unless ($cf && $lf) {
    pod2usage({-msg => "You have to specify both config- and log-file!
+", -exitval => 1});
}

my $conf = Config::Auto::parse($cf);

my $prog_start = time;

my $prog_end = $prog_start + $conf->{general}->{runtime};

my $finished = ($prog_start >= $prog_end) ? 1 : 0;

unless ($finished) {
    my $log = IO::File->new($lf,'a+') or die ("Couldn't open log-file!
+");
    select $log;
    $|++;
    my $recurrence = $conf->{general}->{recurrence};
    $recurrence ||= 30;

    print $log "Starting timecms $VERSION with configuration from $cf\
+n";
    
    my ($cms_host, $cms_url) = ($conf->{cms}->{host}, $conf->{cms}->{u
+rl});
    my ($cmp_host, $cmp_url) = ($conf->{comparator}->{host}, $conf->{c
+omparator}->{url});
    
    my ($start, $response, $end, $response_time, $size_time_ratio, $sl
+eep);
    until ($finished) {
        ($start, $response, $end) = (time, fetch($cms_host, $cms_url, 
+0), time);
        $response_time = $end - $start;
        $size_time_ratio = (length($response) / 1024) / $response_time
+ ;
        $sleep = $recurrence - $response_time;
        print $log "CMS \t [" . time . "] \t " . $response_time . " s 
+\t " .  $size_time_ratio .  " KB/s" . "\t " . (length($response) / 10
+24) . " KB" . "\n";
        
        ($start, $response, $end) = (time, fetch($cmp_host, $cmp_url, 
+0), time);
        $response_time = $end - $start;
        $size_time_ratio = (length($response) / 1024) / $response_time
+ ;
        $sleep -= $response_time;
        print $log "CMP \t [" . time . "] \t " . $response_time . " s 
+\t " . $size_time_ratio .  " KB/s" . "\t " . (length($response) / 102
+4) . " KB" ."\n";

        sleep($sleep);

        $finished = (time >= $prog_end) ? 1 : 0;
    }

    print $log "Ending this run...\n";
    $log->close();
}

sub fetch {
    my ($server, $path, $dopost) = @_;
    $dopost ||= 0;
    my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new( env_proxy=>1, keep_alive=>0, timeout
+=>15,);
    my $response;
    $response = $ua->get('http://' . $server .  $path) unless $dopost;
    $response = $ua->post('http://' . $server . $path) if $dopost;
    my $result = $response->content();
    return 'error' if (!defined($result) || length($result)<=1);
    return $result;
}

__END__

=head1 NAME

timecms - a simple programm to mesure deviation in response-times of t
+wo web-servers

=head1 SYNOPSIS

timecms {-c|--config} configfile {-l|--log} logfile

=head1 OPTIONS

=over 4

=item B<--help>

Print a brief help message and exit

=item B<--config filename>

Specify the config-file to use

=item B<--log filename>

Specify the lofile to write to

=back

=head1 DESCRIPTION

B<This program> will read the configuration file given with C<--config
+> and test the therein specified URLs
every I<configurable-amount-of> seconds comparing the response-time an
+d KB/sec ratio. Results of each run are logged to the
file specified with the C<--log> argument.

The default-recurrence is 30 seconds

Events are logged in the following form

C<<< CMS    [logtime]    response-time s        KB/s        KB >>>
C<<< CMP    [logtime]    response-time s        KB/s        KB >>>

=head1 CONFIGURATION
 
 [general]
 
 # recurrence of comparison in seconds
 recurrence=30
 # time to live in sec
 runtime=172800
 
 [cms]
 host=your weblogic server
 url=/url/to/test
 
 [comparator]
 host=another-host
 url=/url/with/nearly/same/size/content/as/cms/page
 
=cut
[download]

regards,
tomte

Hlade's Law:

If you have a difficult task, give it to a lazy person --
they will find an easier way to do it.

In reply to Re: how to use perl to send a request to weblogic server and determine the time to response by Tomte
in thread how to use perl to send a request to weblogic server and determine the time to response by sasikumar

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