On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 15:22:19 +0100, Coret Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > The specification of my performancetest states that a particul page has to > have a specific maximum responsetime when 50 pages per minute are requested. > So I made the following Test Plan to test this in a testrun of 1 hour: > > Testplan > + Thread Group (Number of Threads:50, Loop Count: Forever, 1 Hour run via > Scheduler) > + HTTP Request (with Follow Redirects, I know this request gets an 403 > which is followed, so in fact two requests are done) > + Constant Throughput Timer (Target throughput in samples per minute: 50) > + Aggregate Report > > I had expected to see the count for the HTTP Request to be around 3000 > (testrun of 60 minutes, 50 samples per minute), but in fact it was around > 7500. Is this due to the fact that the HTTP Request in fact gets 2 pages > (Follow Redirects). Or is the mix of number of threads and throughput > incorrect? >
We use the Throughput timer all the time, and it works fine for us. There's not really enough information to tell what is happening ... Does the initial page actually do a redirect? If so, it will be counted as a sample. You can eliminate this from the Test by selecting "Redirect automatically", or by coding the test to load only the redirected page. How long did the test actually last? S. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
