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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-12-04 04:53 -------
I tried using the upload servlet form servlets.com written by jason hunter and 
it seems to work for files that are within the limit of 10485760. It looks 
JMeter does not handle really large files correctly, since it exceeds the limit 
for multipart post request. Files up to about 12mb are fine, but bigger than 
that it has a problem. What I see in Tomcat's application log is this.

java.io.IOException: Post content length of 17344631 exceeds limit of 10485760.

On your server, are you seeing a similar error message from the servlet? If it 
is, I will have to do some research into how to handle really large files. 
OptimizeIt doesn't show any memory leaks with the files that are within the 
limit. Files over the limit I do see the heap grow, but there is no leak in 
jmeter.

I suspect the result is because the server throws and exception and causes 
jmeter to hang or handle the failure incorrectly.

peter

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