On 04/06/2008, David Schulberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > > > I am dealing with the recording of a performance script where an action > is to save a table of data as an XLS file. > > When I save the table there is a request recorded corresponding to this > request '/myweb/saveTable.do' but the actually saving of the table > doesn't take place because I believe the script can't respond to the > dialog that pops up inviting the user to save the XLS file. So when I > playback my script I am thinking that if we aren't really writing the > XLS file to disk then we aren't really measuring the performance hit > being experienced by a user. > > > > I would appreciate some clarification of this issue.
JMeter is primarily intended to test servers. So long as you recorded the file download, then the appropriate request will have been recorded, and the server will send the file to JMeter. As far as the server is concerned, that's the end of it. It cannot tell if the data was saved to a disk or the bit-bucket. You can add a Save Response Post-Processor to save the file. If you add a parent Transaction Controller to the Sampler+Post-Processor then the TC will measure the overall time. > > > Regards, > > David Schulberg > > Test Manager > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
