Re: data analyzer weirdness

Well, it's kind of a relic and will soon go the way of the dinosaur. I'm currently working on code that will allow saving of test results, and then later reloading into any of the visualizers. Thus, you'll be able to use any of the standard visualizers to see test results "offline". I'm sor

RE: data analyzer weirdness

Hi Hemadri, If you mean the source code to calculate these times, it's embarassingly simple as I am taxed for time and wrote it in like 5 mins, but it's pasted below. Just put the source file in the same directory as your results file, compile it with javac, and use like this: java ComputeTimes

RE: data analyzer weirdness

Hi Joe, Could you please share a sample to calculate min/max/avg. Also, does anyone know why I am getting this error when I try to use HTTP Proxy server to record. This was with the latest (today's) build: * Initializing... Creating Config Object...OK Creating Cache

RE: data analyzer weirdness

Oops, I meant "I'm good" as in "I'm fine/okay", not in the qualitative sense. Didn't want anyone thinkin' I'm some Java prima-donna or something. :) > -Original Message- > From: Joseph Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 5:14 PM > To: JMeter Users List; [E

RE: data analyzer weirdness

I just wrote a quickie to give me the min/max/avg times from the file data (so I'm good), but I'm still curious about the Data Analyzer--it only appears to be useful for low volume testing. peace, joe > -Original Message- > From: Joseph Barefoot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday

data analyzer weirdness

Hi, I've been having various problems with using the data analyzer on files. First of all, the graph lines one would expect according to the legend are never there, it's just one line, I'm assuming representing the average. Second, sometimes it doesn't work period on results from the file reporte

Re: FW: multiple logins, por favor?

Yes, your idea would work. However, you'll want to put that login HTTP request under the Modification Manager, not vice versa as you have shown. -Mike On 29 Apr 2002 at 19:39, Joseph Barefoot wrote: > So, I notice some new enhancements in the dev build...such as the HTML > P

Changing the parameter values for each user

Hi All   It is required in my application that each of the clients running the test (as different threads in different loops), use different values for a parameter, (ie) thread 1 loop 1 signs in with value user_id_1 and thread 1 loop 2 with user_id_2 etc for parameter userid. The user ids