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Logging loading times of a report on a Tomcat server

Max Bo

Hi, I am deploying my BIRT reports with the Birt Viewer on an Apache Tomcat server. Is there any chance to measure and log the time it takes from opening the URL for the report until it is completly processed and presented on the screen? As far as I can see, I can read from the Tomcat access log when a report has been called but not how long it took to completely render it. is this correct or am I missing here something? Thanks for any hint! Max

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Max Bo

Nobody got an idea?

mwilliams

One way to track the time it takes to run the report would be to write out to your log file from the script within your BIRT design. You could check the current time in the initialize or beforeFactory script, then compare in the afterRender and write out the difference.

Max Bo

Hi Michael, Thanks for the hint! Do have an example at hand how to write to a text file? Max