Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
I was in urgency and did not compose the mail properly.Please ignore the
previous mail.
) I changed my threadgroup,so tht it'll look like
a)NO of threads to start with.. (10).
b)Ramp up time (150)
c)No of threads to increment with... (5)
d)Time interval to increase No of threads..(10)
e)Total No of threads..(50)
In this case JMeter will start with 10threads with timeinterval of 150/50
seconds.Then for every 5 threads it will give 10more seconds time interval in
addition to rampup time.This process will continue until threadcount reaches to
50.For me,this feature is more useful.
I also fixed some of the bugs in TestAction sampler,Runtime Controller and
MailerVisualiser.
I changed commenttextarea in testplan and text to send textbox in TCP
sampler.I have kept them in a scrollpane.
I have taken a https TrustAllCertificates manager so that it'll work for all
certificates.
Also made some validations like stopping the test when opening new script
file.
I am calling System.gc() when opening a script or closing a script.Because some
times it is giving out of memory error when we keep on doing load the test and
close the test.I dont whether is there any memory block is created by
JMeter,because it is giving Out OF Memory error although I'm not running test
if I load the test and close the test repetatively.I request any JMeter
developer to look at this issue
thanks
Ravi
ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys
Thanks for tht help. It's working fine now.
About my changes to the code...
1) I changed my threadgroup,so tht it'll look like
a)NO of threads to start with (10).
b)Ramp up time.. (150)
c)No of threads to increment with. (5)
d)Time interval to increase No of threads..(10)
e)Total No of threads...(50)
In this case JMeter will start with 10threads with timeinterval of 150/50
seconds.Then for every 10 sec,5 new threads will be created.This process will
continue until threadcount reaches to 50.For me,this feature is more useful.
I want to make this feature available to othres also.Please suggest me how I
can do this if you think this feature is useful.
Michael Stover wrote:
The change to fix it was fairly non-obvious and unlikely to be the same
fix a user would make to fix it. If I remember right, the change is in
ValueReplacer.java around line 121.
Changed:
// TODO but perhaps we want to convert TestElement.name ?
if (!val.getName().startsWith(TestElement.)) {
to:
if (!val.getName().equals(TestElement.GUI_CLASS)
!val.getName().equals(TestElement.TEST_CLASS)) {
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 13:15 +0100, sebb wrote:
Sorry, I don't know which changes fixed the problem - maybe one of the
other developers can help.
It may well be easier to reapply your changes to 2.1.1.
If your changes are likely to be of use to other users, perhaps you
could consider providing a patch via Bugzilla so everyone can benefit?
A difference listing between 2.1 and 2.1.1 will show which sources have
changed.
S
On 21/10/05, ravi kumar wrote:
I'm using JMeter2.1. I made some changes in the code so that it'll work for
my application.Now i need this functionality of replacing variables in the
name fields.From which class shall i need to start.Can anyone either from
JMeter developers or others tell me the classes needs to be changed.I want
to change those classes in JMeter2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi
Rinke Heida wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name: ${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for
Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
On 24/10/05, ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am calling System.gc() when opening a script or closing a script.Because some times it is giving out of memory error when we keep on doing load the test and close the test.I dont whether is there any memory block is created by JMeter,because it is giving Out OF Memory error although I'm not running test if I load the test and close the test repetatively.I request any JMeter developer to look at this issue Please file a Bugzilla report. Bugzilla should also be used if you wish to provide patches or enhancements. S. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
Hi Guys
Thanks for tht help. It's working fine now.
About my changes to the code...
1) I changed my threadgroup,so tht it'll look like
a)NO of threads to start with (10).
b)Ramp up time.. (150)
c)No of threads to increment with. (5)
d)Time interval to increase No of threads..(10)
e)Total No of threads...(50)
In this case JMeter will start with 10threads with timeinterval of 150/50
seconds.Then for every 10 sec,5 new threads will be created.This process will
continue until threadcount reaches to 50.For me,this feature is more useful.
I want to make this feature available to othres also.Please suggest me how I
can do this if you think this feature is useful.
Michael Stover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The change to fix it was fairly non-obvious and unlikely to be the same
fix a user would make to fix it. If I remember right, the change is in
ValueReplacer.java around line 121.
Changed:
// TODO but perhaps we want to convert TestElement.name ?
if (!val.getName().startsWith(TestElement.)) {
to:
if (!val.getName().equals(TestElement.GUI_CLASS)
!val.getName().equals(TestElement.TEST_CLASS)) {
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 13:15 +0100, sebb wrote:
Sorry, I don't know which changes fixed the problem - maybe one of the
other developers can help.
It may well be easier to reapply your changes to 2.1.1.
If your changes are likely to be of use to other users, perhaps you
could consider providing a patch via Bugzilla so everyone can benefit?
A difference listing between 2.1 and 2.1.1 will show which sources have
changed.
S
On 21/10/05, ravi kumar wrote:
I'm using JMeter2.1. I made some changes in the code so that it'll work for
my application.Now i need this functionality of replacing variables in the
name fields.From which class shall i need to start.Can anyone either from
JMeter developers or others tell me the classes needs to be changed.I want
to change those classes in JMeter2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi
Rinke Heida wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name: ${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
-
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name:${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
Glad to hear 2.1.1 fixes the problem.
Java 1.3 does not support HTTPS by default (need to download JSSE) -
perhaps that's what you were seeing?
Note that jmeter.log shows the details of the JVM - if there are
problems, it is always worth checking that to make sure the correct
JVM is being used.
Perhaps there should be an option to log all the jar names on the
classpath (and boot classpath) ...
I've updated the getting started section with a few more notes on
Java 1.3; this will appear in the next release.
Further documentation patches always welcome!
S.
On 21/10/05, Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name:${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
I'm using JMeter2.1. I made some changes in the code so that it'll work for my
application.Now i need this functionality of replacing variables in the name
fields.From which class shall i need to start.Can anyone either from JMeter
developers or others tell me the classes needs to be changed.I want to change
those classes in JMeter2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi
Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name: ${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
Sorry, I don't know which changes fixed the problem - maybe one of the
other developers can help.
It may well be easier to reapply your changes to 2.1.1.
If your changes are likely to be of use to other users, perhaps you
could consider providing a patch via Bugzilla so everyone can benefit?
A difference listing between 2.1 and 2.1.1 will show which sources have changed.
S
On 21/10/05, ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using JMeter2.1. I made some changes in the code so that it'll work for
my application.Now i need this functionality of replacing variables in the
name fields.From which class shall i need to start.Can anyone either from
JMeter developers or others tell me the classes needs to be changed.I want to
change those classes in JMeter2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi
Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name: ${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
The change to fix it was fairly non-obvious and unlikely to be the same
fix a user would make to fix it. If I remember right, the change is in
ValueReplacer.java around line 121.
Changed:
// TODO but perhaps we want to convert TestElement.name ?
if (!val.getName().startsWith(TestElement.)) {
to:
if (!val.getName().equals(TestElement.GUI_CLASS)
!val.getName().equals(TestElement.TEST_CLASS)) {
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 13:15 +0100, sebb wrote:
Sorry, I don't know which changes fixed the problem - maybe one of the
other developers can help.
It may well be easier to reapply your changes to 2.1.1.
If your changes are likely to be of use to other users, perhaps you
could consider providing a patch via Bugzilla so everyone can benefit?
A difference listing between 2.1 and 2.1.1 will show which sources have
changed.
S
On 21/10/05, ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using JMeter2.1. I made some changes in the code so that it'll work for
my application.Now i need this functionality of replacing variables in the
name fields.From which class shall i need to start.Can anyone either from
JMeter developers or others tell me the classes needs to be changed.I want
to change those classes in JMeter2.1.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi
Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Checked the functionality for replacing variabels in the name fields now
on JMeter 2.1.1
Works fine now!!
This problem existed in version 2.1.0 and has indeed been solved in 2.1.1
I encountered a problem with the Java Runtime version, maybe this the
case also with other users. You can get errors on undefined functions.
It happened that I actually used JRE 1.3 (residing under the Oracle
JDeveloper directory) instead of JRE 1.4
Installed version j2re1.4.2_09 and pointed in the PATH to this
particular version (and excluded the Oracle JRE version from the PATH,
seemed to disturb things still, even when placed further in the PATH).
Rinke
Rinke Heida wrote:
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from
JMeter 2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing
list and in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with
TestPlan-Level User Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like
a familiar problem was discussed and I expected this problem would be
solved in 2.1.1 (regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it
apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name: ${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my
coding and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode
from the csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web
application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily
identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While
converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being
displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of
displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1
I think I have the same problem, reason why I didn't upgrade from JMeter
2.0.3 to 2.1.0. Looking for a solution I browsed this mailing list and
in jmeter-user thread Unexpected Behaviour with TestPlan-Level User
Defined Variables (17/18 aug 2005) it looked like a familiar problem
was discussed and I expected this problem would be solved in 2.1.1
(regarding the answer of Mike Stover) but it apparently didn't.
The way I use it in JMeter 2.0.3 is:
HTTP Request Name:${TC}-${GC}-01|Inschrijven.do
Where the User Parameters are:
${TC} a code for the Testplan (I have 15 different ones for one
webapplication)
${GC} a code for the sampler group within a tesplan (groups being
recorded with option Put Each Group in a New Sampler or otherwise
logically placed together)
As you can see, I replace the server in the request name with my coding
and put an extra pipeline so I can easily grab the threadcode from the
csv-logfile.
Because we have to determine differences between two versions of the
tested webapp it is easy find the corresponding requests.
We will not upgrade untill this feature is working again.
This i probably no help for you, but I hope some support so it will be
fixed again. It would be much appreciated by me.
Rinke Heida
Gerry Ilagan wrote:
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While converting
I noticed that the variable name and not the actual values are being displayed.
Is this feature removed in version 2.1.1 or is there another way of displaying
values of variables in Sampler, Logic Controller ... name fields?
Appreciate some help.
Thanks in advance.
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