hi, i just looked at the code (jmeter release 2.2 AND 2.3) and found out
that this value is NOT configurable. you're right, 200 kb is limit for
showing the response in the "results tree". so you would have to patch the
regarding file and build jmeter
see
/src/components/org/apache/jmeter/visualizers/ViewResultsFullVisualizer.java
@line 474 (line 623 in jmeter 2.3)
// Showing large strings can be VERY costly, so we will avoid doing so
if the response
// data is larger than 200K. TODO: instead, we could delay doing the
result.setText
// call until the user chooses the "Response data" tab. Plus we could
warn the user
// if this happens and revert the choice if he doesn't confirm he's
ready to wait.
if (responseBytes.length > 200 * 1024) {
response = ("Response too large to be displayed (" +
responseBytes.length + " bytes).");
log.warn("Response too large to display.");
}
you could open a bug in jmeter's bugzilla and propose to set a
"max_response_size" as a property.
cheers,
chris
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I often get the message back "this page is too large to be displayed"
when trying to view pages using the View Results Tree listener. Is
there a way to configure the maximum size that can be displayed? Mine
seems to start giving this message somewhere between 200KB and 300KB.
I'd like to increase it to 500KB.
When this response occurs it is not possible to view the text of the
response to determine why assertions may have failed. My assumption is
that the assertion is still checked against the returned HTML. Is that
correct?
Alan
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