HTTP redirect with different URIs

Hi Stanislav,

did some old fashioned "timing on" test, since "time 10000" would chain the commands in a non-realistic fashion and may cause the CPU to cache certain things just too good. You may have seen this before, that the more iteration you launch the faster the code will get.

To avoid this type of caching I tend to execute some rather complex TCL code before each test iteration.

Timing using [string range] in combination with [HTTP::uri]

when HTTP_REQUEST timing on priority 200 {
    set temp(result) "http://www.xyz.com/is[string range [HTTP::uri] 6 end]"
}

• Request : 100
• Min Cycles: 9243
• Avg Cycles: 12670
• Max Cycles: 21267

Timing using [string map] in combination with [HTTP::uri]

when HTTP_REQUEST timing on priority 200 {
    set temp(result) "http://www.xyz.com[string map {/sites/pmo /is/pmo} [HTTP::uri]]"
}

• Request : 100
• Min Cycles: 14517
• Avg Cycles: 18861
• Max Cycles: 27999

Timing using [string map] in combination with [HTTP::path] and [HTTP::query]

when HTTP_REQUEST timing on priority 200 {
    set temp(result) "http://www.xyz.com[string map {/sites/pmo /is/pmo} "[HTTP::path]?[HTTP::query]"]"
}

• Request : 100
• Min Cycles: 16092
• Avg Cycles: 22116
• Max Cycles: 37719

BTW: URI used for all Tests: /sites/pmo/abc/abc/abc/abc?xyz1=1&xyz2=2

Update: Performed a second "timing on" for every snipped and updated the numbers. The reason for that was that i strongly belive that my chrome browser was asking for /favicon.ico on half of the requests... 😉

Cheers, Kai