How to retrieve the results from js and how store those values in sobject?

[vijaykumarvemula]

I wrote the small javascript code in visualforce page by using boomerang tool. It shows the result in same page. I want to store the result in sobject. can any one tell me how to store the data? here i am giving my sample code.

<apex:page >

<title>Boomerang Exp</title> <script src="/resource/1427268234000/boomeranexp"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> BOOMR.init({ beacon_url: "https://sfdc.com/resource/1427275857000/beaconresult", site_domain: "https://sfdc.com", user_ip: "203.129.222.211", }); BOOMR.subscribe('before_beacon', function (o) { var html = "", t_name, t_other, others = []; if (!o.t_other) o.t_other = ""; for (var k in o) { if (!k.match(/^(t_done|t_other|bw|lat|bw_err|lat_err|u|r2?)$/)) { if (k.match(/^t_/)) { o.t_other += "," + k + "|" + o[k]; } else { others.push(k + " = " + o[k]); } } } if (o.t_done) { html += "This page took " + o.t_done + " ms to load
"; } if (o.t_other) { t_other = o.t_other.replace(/^,/, '').replace(/\|/g, ' = ').split(','); html += "Other timers measured:
"; for (var i = 0; i < t_other.length; i++) { html += "   " + t_other[i] + " ms
"; } } if (o.bw) { html += "Your bandwidth to this server is " + parseInt(o.bw * 8 / 1024) + "kbps (±" + parseInt(o.bw_err * 100 / o.bw) + "%)
"; } if (o.lat) { html += "Your latency to this server is " + parseInt(o.lat) + "±" + o.lat_err + "ms
"; } var r = document.getElementById('results'); r.innerHTML = html; if (others.length) { r.innerHTML += "Other parameters:
"; for (var i = 0; i < others.length; i++) { var t = document.createTextNode(others[i]); r.innerHTML += "   "; r.appendChild(t); r.innerHTML += "
"; } } }); </script>

Boomerang Example:

/apex:page

my result is

This page took 21 ms to load
Other timers measured:
boomerang = 2 ms
boomr_fb = 16 ms
t_resp = 0 ms
t_page = 21 ms
Your latency to this server is 1±0.32ms
Other parameters:
rt.start = navigation
rt.bstart = 1427280303553
rt.end = 1427280303558
bw_time = 1427280304

I want to store at-least one value, example page loading time.