Re: HI - Http Proxy Server
If you have a proxy server in your environment, did you start JMeter with the -H and -P attributes to specify the proxy server? Cheers, Andrew -- ___ Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HI - Http Proxy Server
Hi All
Am trying to record through Http Proxy Server , these are the steps i
have followed ...
1. created a new test Plan with a thread group say TG1
2.Added one simple controller , and one assertion results.
3.added the Http Proxy server in the workbench and set the port to
8090 as i am using Jboss for diff application and port 8080 is been
used.
4.now i changed port the lansetting in the IE to 8090 and ip to
localhost !
am not able to browse the sites i wanted to record , coz my sysmtem is
using diff Ip (My proxy ip is diff-- i think that is the reason am not
able to record).what can i do now , how can i record !
am runnign an project in web and wanted to record ! this project
uses Jboss so the port 8080 is been used by that .
** please can anyone suggest hwo can i proceed further to perform the
testing..:
thanx in advance
have a nice time
Ranjith
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> Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:40 AM
> Subject: Is it possible to Terminate JMeter based on results of
response assertion?
>
>
> > I am using JMeter to send a request to a web service.
> > The web service will respond negatively for many iterations and
then could either
> > respond positively once and then respond with an alternative
negative response, or
> > simply respond with an alternate negative response
> >
> > What I'd like to do is to terminate sending requests after either
the positive or the alternate negative response has been
> received.
> >
> > Is this possible? If so, how would it be done?
>
> The following suggestions relate to builds after 1.9.1, so you would
need to download one of the nightly builds.
>
> The Thread Group now has a set of options for action to be taken on
Sampler Error.
> You could set the action to Stop Thread or Stop Test, and then add
the appropriate Assertions to cause the Sample to fail where
> required. This assumes that the web service encodes the
positive/negative reponse in the data, rather than in the HTTP response
> code - i.e. the Sample responses must be successful; you can then use
the Assertion to set the sample as failed.
>
> [The plan was to extend the Stop on Error options to allow more fine-
grained control, but this has not yet been implemented.]
>
> However, if you are prepared to code a short Java script, what you
ask should be possible using the latest CVS build - provided that
> you get one with BeanShell support compiled in (the build log will
tell you if so). You would also need to download the beanshell
> jar from www.beanshell.org as this is not distributed with JMeter.
>
> The BeanShell Response Assertion allows you access to all the
response fields and methods, including stopThread() and stopTest().
>
> The response fields are accessible as the following variables
(Strings):
> ResponseData - this is of type byte []
> ResponseCode
> ResponseMessage
> ResponseHeaders
>
> So you could code something like:
>
> if (ResponseCode.equals("123")) {
> Response.setStopThread(true);
> }
>
> >
> > The nature of the web service is such that there will be an unknown
number of initial negative iterations.
> >
>
> Such is life!
>
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Re: Is it possible to Terminate JMeter based on results of response assertion?
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Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:40 AM
Subject: Is it possible to Terminate JMeter based on results of response assertion?
> I am using JMeter to send a request to a web service.
> The web service will respond negatively for many iterations and then could either
> respond positively once and then respond with an alternative negative response, or
> simply respond with an alternate negative response
>
> What I'd like to do is to terminate sending requests after either the positive or
> the alternate negative response has been
received.
>
> Is this possible? If so, how would it be done?
The following suggestions relate to builds after 1.9.1, so you would need to download
one of the nightly builds.
The Thread Group now has a set of options for action to be taken on Sampler Error.
You could set the action to Stop Thread or Stop Test, and then add the appropriate
Assertions to cause the Sample to fail where
required. This assumes that the web service encodes the positive/negative reponse in
the data, rather than in the HTTP response
code - i.e. the Sample responses must be successful; you can then use the Assertion to
set the sample as failed.
[The plan was to extend the Stop on Error options to allow more fine-grained control,
but this has not yet been implemented.]
However, if you are prepared to code a short Java script, what you ask should be
possible using the latest CVS build - provided that
you get one with BeanShell support compiled in (the build log will tell you if so).
You would also need to download the beanshell
jar from www.beanshell.org as this is not distributed with JMeter.
The BeanShell Response Assertion allows you access to all the response fields and
methods, including stopThread() and stopTest().
The response fields are accessible as the following variables (Strings):
ResponseData - this is of type byte []
ResponseCode
ResponseMessage
ResponseHeaders
So you could code something like:
if (ResponseCode.equals("123")) {
Response.setStopThread(true);
}
>
> The nature of the web service is such that there will be an unknown number of
> initial negative iterations.
>
Such is life!
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Is it possible to Terminate JMeter based on results of response assertion?
I am using JMeter to send a request to a web service. The web service will respond negatively for many iterations and then could either respond positively once and then respond with an alternative negative response, or simply respond with an alternate negative response What I'd like to do is to terminate sending requests after either the positive or the alternate negative response has been received. Is this possible? If so, how would it be done? The nature of the web service is such that there will be an unknown number of initial negative iterations. Thanks, Andrew -- ___ Sign-up for Ads Free at Mail.com http://promo.mail.com/adsfreejump.htm - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JMeter release criteria / schedule
I have recently begun using JMeter on a major development effort involving county government. While I (as a consultant on the project) am comfortable with building from CVS, the project leaders may be more comfortable in general with the stable releases. What is the criteria used for creating a new release, and when it is expected that 1.9.2 will be out? ( I am currently working from CVS because I need a number of the features not in 1.9.1) Thanks, Keith Lancaster - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Extending Jmeter !
> -Original Message- > From: zze-Clic To Contact JEAN K ext FTRD/DMI/SOP > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 08 December 2003 14:59 > To: JMeter Users List > Subject: Extending Jmeter ! > > > Hi, > > In my application, I have to save the xml returned by the > HTTP server in > a text file. For that, I guess I have to developp a new SampleListener > which implements SampleListener and extends AbstractVisualizer. When i > test, the code contained in the method public void > sampleOccurred(SampleEvent e) is not taken in account! Can anyone help > me ? The latest JMeter in CVS has got a ResultSaver, which can be added to any part of the tree. This saves the result to a file. Have you tried it? S. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Extending Jmeter !
Hi, In my application, I have to save the xml returned by the HTTP server in a text file. For that, I guess I have to developp a new SampleListener which implements SampleListener and extends AbstractVisualizer. When i test, the code contained in the method public void sampleOccurred(SampleEvent e) is not taken in account! Can anyone help me ? Thanks Karine
RE: User parameter as a loop counter works in the first iteration but not again
I'm sorry I can't help you with your loop problem, but I have an other question about
looping: Why does a loop always process even with a loopcount of 0? Thats a realy
strange behaviour, is it possible to tell JMeter not to enter the loop in this case?
Thanks for your help.
Mickael.
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Sent: Sunday 07 December 2003 01:30
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: User parameter as a loop counter works in the first
iteration but not again
A mistake we all make when starting on JMeter is to view the test plan
as a script -- it's not. The behaviour you describe is not very surprising.
Still, it could be interesting to have your specific case work: if
you've needed this, other people may need it too. Could you please file
a bug report?
--
Salut,
Jordi.
En/na Michael R. Wolfe ha escrit:
> I have:
>
> . Loop Controller
> . Simple controller
> . User Parameter
> Name: NumItems User1: CSVRead(..)
> And some other params, including one doing CSVRead(..,next())
> . Loop Controller
> Loop Count: ${NumItems}
>
> So that for each pass through my outer loop I want the number of
> iterations of the inner loop to be parameterized by the contents of the
> CSV file.
>
> The behavior in 1.9.1 is that the first time through the loop it works
> fine (I tried it with a non-1 value) but every subsequent pass through
> uses the NumItems retrieved the first time instead of using the next one
> in the file (all the other params retrieved from that file get applied
> fine).
>
> Questions:
> . Is it possible to use a User Parameter as a loop counter?
> . If not, how come it does work the first time, but not the second or
> beyond?
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