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IBM Page Detailer
A graphical tool that enables Web content providers to rapidly and accurately measure client side performance of Web pages.
Date Posted: July 2, 2003
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Update: December 20, 2006
Version 5.2.6 includes final support for the November 2006 release of Windows Vista.
What is IBM Page Detailer?
IBM Page Detailer is a graphical tool that enables Web site developers and editors to rapidly and accurately assess performance from the client's perspective. IBM Page Detailer provides details about the manner in which Web pages are delivered to Web browsers. These details include the timing, size, and identity of each item in a page. This information can help Web developers, designers, site operators, and IT specialists to isolate problems and improve performance and user satisfaction.
How does it work? IBM Page Detailer places a probe in the client's Windows Socket Stack to capture data about timing, size, and data flow, and then it presents the collected data in both graphical and tabular views, clearly showing how the page was delivered to the browser.
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| | About the technology author(s):
LeRoy Krueger and Nat Mills both work for IBM's Research Division. |
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