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Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2010 11:33:16 +0100
From: Albrecht Weiser <aweiser@gmx.de>
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Subject: difference between time and latency time?
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Hi Jmeter users,
i have created a Jmeter test scenario. I'm testing several Webservices 
there. I want to get the PURE PROCESSING TIME of the services itself 
(without network losses, etc.). Jmeter offers two times to get with the 
listeners:
1. Time needed (I think it's overall time) - t
2. Latency time (?) - lt
If googleing, the statements to latency time are very general. From my 
point of view, i need the latency time, if the processing time of a 
service is ment.
Can anyone verify my assumption?
Bye
Albrecht

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Albrecht Weiser
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