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I'm using a Java socket, connected to a server. If I send a HEADER http request, how can I measure the response time from the server? Must I use a provided java timer, or is there an easier way?
I'm looking for a short answer, I don't want to use other protocols etc. Obviously do I neither want to have a solution that ties my application to a specific OS. Please people, IN-CODE solutions only.
curl -s -w "%{time_total}\n" -o /dev/null http://server:3000