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Mario248
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How to measure response time for Jackson exporter in aem?

  • September 13, 2022
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I am using AEM’s Jackson exporter to export AEM content as JSON. I want to know if there is way to measure the response time for Jackson exporter in aem?

 

For example, http:4502/content/test/jcr:content/root/container/componentName.model.json

 

 

 

 

... @Exporter( name = CommonConstants.JACKSON, extensions = CommonConstants.JSON, options = { @ExporterOption( name = CommonConstants.SERIALIZATION_FEATURE + "." + CommonConstants.WRAP_ROOT_VALUE, value = CommonConstants.TRUE) }) @JsonRootName("Test") public class CustomComponent implements CustomComponentSer { ... }

 

 

 

Is there any annotation that can be used to masseuse how much time it is taking to response the JSON response?

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    Best answer by Nitin_laad

    @mario248 

    if you are looking for OOB option to check the response time, you should check /system/console/requests
    ex- http://localhost:4502/system/console/requests

    you will get below timestamp entries relevant to your request -

    0 TIMER_START{Request Processing}
    5 COMMENT timer_end format is {<elapsed microseconds>,<timer name>} <optional message>
    14 LOG Method=GET, PathInfo=null
    19 TIMER_START{handleSecurity}
    3099 TIMER_END{3078,handleSecurity} authenticator org.apache.sling.auth.core.impl.SlingAuthenticator@7c9a20c1 returns true
    3492 TIMER_START{ResourceResolution}
    3664 TIMER_END{171,ResourceResolution} URI=/content/wknd/us/en/faqs.json resolves to Resource=JcrNodeResource, type=cq:Page, superType=null, path=/content/wknd/us/en/faqs
    3676 LOG Resource Path Info: SlingRequestPathInfo: path='/content/wknd/us/en/faqs', selectorString='null', extension='json', suffix='null'
    3677 TIMER_START{ServletResolution}
    3681 TIMER_START{resolveServlet(/content/wknd/us/en/faqs)}
    6226 TIMER_END{2538,resolveServlet(/content/wknd/us/en/faqs)} Using servlet org.apache.sling.servlets.get.DefaultGetServlet

     

    Ref - Understanding AEM request processing using the OSGI “Recent Request” console – Things on a content management system (joerghoh.de)

     

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    Ankur_Khare
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    Ankur_KhareCommunity Advisor
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    September 13, 2022

    Hi,

    Refer this link:

    http://www.wemblog.com/2014/05/how-to-find-component-load-time-on-page.html?m=1

    Regards 

    Ankur

     

      Nitin_laad
      Community Advisor
      Nitin_laadCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
      Community Advisor
      September 14, 2022

      @mario248 

      if you are looking for OOB option to check the response time, you should check /system/console/requests
      ex- http://localhost:4502/system/console/requests

      you will get below timestamp entries relevant to your request -

      0 TIMER_START{Request Processing}
      5 COMMENT timer_end format is {<elapsed microseconds>,<timer name>} <optional message>
      14 LOG Method=GET, PathInfo=null
      19 TIMER_START{handleSecurity}
      3099 TIMER_END{3078,handleSecurity} authenticator org.apache.sling.auth.core.impl.SlingAuthenticator@7c9a20c1 returns true
      3492 TIMER_START{ResourceResolution}
      3664 TIMER_END{171,ResourceResolution} URI=/content/wknd/us/en/faqs.json resolves to Resource=JcrNodeResource, type=cq:Page, superType=null, path=/content/wknd/us/en/faqs
      3676 LOG Resource Path Info: SlingRequestPathInfo: path='/content/wknd/us/en/faqs', selectorString='null', extension='json', suffix='null'
      3677 TIMER_START{ServletResolution}
      3681 TIMER_START{resolveServlet(/content/wknd/us/en/faqs)}
      6226 TIMER_END{2538,resolveServlet(/content/wknd/us/en/faqs)} Using servlet org.apache.sling.servlets.get.DefaultGetServlet

       

      Ref - Understanding AEM request processing using the OSGI “Recent Request” console – Things on a content management system (joerghoh.de)

       

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