Remote Testing under Non-GUI

2002-07-30 Thread Joyce Wang
I've seen this asked before, but didn't see a response... How do you do remote testing in non-gui mode? Would I need to create a new class to instantiate (and cache) a new ClientJMeterEngine, then start'er up? Or is there an existing way of doing this? Thanks much. joycie -- To unsubscribe,

Re: Problems to connect over a proxy server ?

2002-07-30 Thread Marcel May
Did you tell jmeter to use your proxy? E.g. "./jmeter -P PROXYHOST -H PROXYPORT" CU, Marcel On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 04:44:50PM +0200, VANGENECHTEN, Jan wrote: > > When connecting to a intranet server with jmeter, no problems. > Trying to connect to the internet, every httprequest returns :

Problems to connect over a proxy server ?

2002-07-30 Thread VANGENECHTEN, Jan
When connecting to a intranet server with jmeter, no problems. Trying to connect to the internet, every httprequest returns : java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect It seems the proxy or firewall rejects my request. Connecting thru a browser seems to work fine ! Can anyone

RE: dynamic sessions

2002-07-30 Thread Chris Wopat
The browser itsself doesn't need to parse each of the values, it just happens that that string is in the on each page, and the webserver (tomcat/apache) parses it out. I'm sending an attachment to your address (not to group), thanks. -Chris -Original Message- From: Mike Stover To: JMet

How can I generating dynamic Post data

2002-07-30 Thread KETTERER,MARKUS (HP-Germany,ex1)
Hi all, in my load test I want to send different form data for each virtual client by Post. Does someone know how I can create dynamic Post data or get the data from a file? I am testing an application with EJBs, but when if each virtual client accesses the same EJB all the time, it is cached by