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Looks like bug. Talk to Radview. Back during my Webload days (7 years ago), there will be something called probing client to collect response time and webload console is used to collect other performance metrics such as HPS, Counter (everything in client side except response time). I'm not sure how it works now.I stopped working in Webload like 7 years go. So I'm not sure how things are now.Thiru
On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 3:37 PM, <dai...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,--
I am having the following problem when receiving a 204 No Content Response:
Even when I have confirmed with another tool that the response was received, WebLOAD takes 30 seconds to recognize that the response was received (which alters much the response time I obtain for endpoints which sometimes respond with 204).
The response contains nothing else but the header 204 No Content. It seems like WebLOAD is stuck there trying to process a content which is just not there.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
Daimiel
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