hey, fine it works. I am able to record my request. All requested files are listed. Now i want to get the duration from first element until the last element is loaded. First i thought of just adding the loadtime of each element. By doing this I won't get the real total load time of the application. The elements are requested parallel. Ahh i see You have mentioned that already >>Note that JMeter does not at present support parallel downloads in a single thread.
So I won't get the total loadtime? Am I right??? :( Do you know another load tool which supports parallel downloads? Nice to hear, that my english isn's such as bad... :) sebb schrieb: > On 01/06/07, Michael Schwarz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> hi list, >> >> I want to measure the load time of my web application. I created a >> testplan with an http-request. At the first run in a loop I get a load >> time around 2000 and the notice: Non HTTP response code. Later the time >> of the result is 0 and the same notice. > > Check the jmeter.log file for further information about the cause. > Also add a Tree View Listener and check the responses. > >> It's an Javascript application >> (kamap based on UMN Mapserver) in which the javascript methods start >> several php-files >> and they load images on the website. What can I do to measure the >> performance of this application? Can Jmeter do this job or do you know >> another web load tool to get the load time? > > JMeter does not interpret Javascript in web-pages. So you either have > to work out what the Javascript is doing and add the samples yourself, > or record the actions of a real browser. > > To record the actions of a browser you can use the JMeter Proxy, or > there are various 3rd party addons such as Badboy (IE only). Firefox > has Live HTTP headers and others. > > There are also standalone proxies; see the JMeter Wiki for some ideas. > > Note that JMeter does not at present support parallel downloads in a > single thread. > >> Sorry for my english. It's not my native language... > > You write it rather better than some natives I've encountered... > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
