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How to monitor the response time of page level individual elements of web page using RPT?

I want to measure the response time of the page level elements of a web page during load testing using IBM Rational Performance Tester.

For example, suppose I have clicked a submit button after filling a form on a web page. I want to measure the response time of this transaction ( i.e. clicking on submitting button and getting its response back). In a simple sense, I want to track response time for individual elements of a web page to know which part is taking more time to respond.

How can I do this using RPT?

I get a timeout error after clicking a button (not a page load) in Selenium for Java

I get a timeout error after clicking a button (not a page load) in Selenium for Java. The button triggers a recalculation and causes the cursor to spin and be unavailable for the 5-6 minutes until the calculation has completed.
I have added these lines to try and extend the wait time, but it has not helped:
driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(Duration.ofSeconds(300));
driver.manage().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(300));
driver.manage().timeouts().scriptTimeout(Duration.ofSeconds(300));

These should give me 5 minutes before triggering the error, but I get a time out at 3 minutes.
I have seen other answers that suggest adding a wait statement after the click statement, however, this will not work because the test fails before it could get to and execute that wait (the click statement still is active, and the test fails).
I believe that since it is failing at 3 minutes (and the wait statements are set at 5), this is unrelated to the standard wait strategies, and there must be some other method to adjust the timeout for longer running processes within tests. Please help me out, thanks.

How to avoid making lot of mistakes while testing functionality?

How can we avoid mistakes while doing testing specifically black box testing of application?
I test a financial web application that deals with lot of funds moving around and financial data in different files.. that application is used by lot of large banks which move to transfer financial data of thousands of customers in many files I have been making lot of mistakes lately and bugs have been slipping in production.
I am a very senior test analyst of the team, I am not a junior test engineer but somehow I test just once and I am quite familiar with the application and have lot of domain knowledge over the years but I usually Test the functionality once and test 1 or 2 regression areas and pass it. one issue is that senior team members are not testing much on Staging area as they have the own work to do.. what can I do as I am doing lot of mistakes and if this continues I will lose my job soon

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Microservices Architecture: The Key to Scalable, Maintainable Applications

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