Hi Isomorphic,
please see attached screenshot (FF33.1.1) from a Refresh of the online showcase with empty cache. Everything loads as expected (HTTP 200) and is displayed as expected. The SmartClient *.js-files are fetched as well as the showcase.nocache.js.
But the main showcase application logic for this permutation is in one of the GWT-generated JS files with the hash-value name, found in the nocache.js file. How can I measure load times for this file? It is not listed in the FF12 tools. How does this work then, anyway? Is the HTTP call bypassed from being seen in F12 tools?
I know that this is more a Firefox question than a SmartGWT question, but in order to assess application load times you might have stumbled over this before.
Than you & Best regards,
Blama
please see attached screenshot (FF33.1.1) from a Refresh of the online showcase with empty cache. Everything loads as expected (HTTP 200) and is displayed as expected. The SmartClient *.js-files are fetched as well as the showcase.nocache.js.
But the main showcase application logic for this permutation is in one of the GWT-generated JS files with the hash-value name, found in the nocache.js file. How can I measure load times for this file? It is not listed in the FF12 tools. How does this work then, anyway? Is the HTTP call bypassed from being seen in F12 tools?
I know that this is more a Firefox question than a SmartGWT question, but in order to assess application load times you might have stumbled over this before.
Than you & Best regards,
Blama
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