RE: How many threads can JMeter handle?

Well, you have quite the machine there, and it can probably handle 500 threads fairly well. It never hurts to bump up the memory of the JVM, so you might as well. Give it half a gig, why not? But, like I always say, run a separate machine in parallel with just one thread to get really accura

RE: How many threads can JMeter handle?

Mike, I mean that I have 100 threads per thread group, one thread group in the test. Have you tuned the memory of the JVM for those 500 thread group tests? My JMeter machine is a 2GB 2 CPU 1.2MHz machine connected to an isolated 100 Mb Ethernet. The target machine is 1GB 2 CPU 1.2MHz machine.

RE: Database logging and log integration idea [implementation question]

Mike, I would tend to agree about the format. In version 1.7, I took the file reporter output open it in xsmell and made some nice graphs and other analyses from the data. Now I have an xml file Obviously lots of things parse xml and I bet excel does too, just not as readily as it did csv

Re: Database logging and log integration idea [implementation question]

Logging to a database is an excellent idea, though you'll want to abstract the code enough that it can log to any SQL-compliant database. It should be possible to enable all the current visualizers to use the database logging. Currently, all visualizers allow one to choose a file to log to (or

Re: jMeter performance, garbage collector - related problem

The more functions and modifiers you use, the more JMeter has to work. JMeter does create a lot of objects during test run because of all the cloning that goes on (JMeter has to replace the values of functions, but it would be undesirable to alter the "blueprint" of the test during the run).

Re: Database logging and log integration idea [implementation que stion]

Hi Dave, > > Michal, you may not have been thinking of ongoing performance monitoring of > production systems, but this is a terrific extension for jmeter! > I'm very glad to hear this. JDBC logging already works (even for distributed jMeter testing logging to one common db :-)), I'm having some

RE: Database logging and log integration idea [implementation question]

This is brilliant. First, I really like JMeter and want to thank the developers whole heartedly for saving me big $'s and time and reading my mind with enhancement ideas. I have a system which restricts each user to a single login (lunatics running the asymlum syndrone)... Anyway, 1.7 I had 23

jMeter performance, garbage collector - related problem

Hi list, Perhaps you can say something about this: My machine (1000MHz) can handle 200 threads without any problem. I proved it to myself doing simple test with http://host:80/ (apache welcome page) and average response time was almost the same when using 1 and 200 threads. I created a scenar

Database logging and log integration idea [implementation question]

Hi all, I have some questions about extending jMeter and I'm placing it on users list, because somobody may be interested in it. My ideas (problems and solutions) The problem number 1: When you do a long test with jMeter even not logging everything you receive *very* long XML log file (tens o

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

Yes, you're right. I'll make the change. -Mike On 15 Oct 2002 at 23:43, Michal Kostrzewa wrote: > Dnia wto 15. pa dziernik 2002 23:39, Mike Stover napisa : > > Javascript is not understood by the URL re-writer - there are too many > > different ways it can look. > > Yes, but in this case jmet

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

Sure, adding an apostrophe into the regular expression is no problem. On 15 Oct 2002 at 23:36, Michal Kostrzewa wrote: > > > > A single quotation and a semicolon appended to common.sessionId parameter > > in the last request to contextBar, since the response from the previous > > request "head

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

Dnia wto 15. październik 2002 23:39, Mike Stover napisał: > Javascript is not understood by the URL re-writer - there are too many > different ways it can look. Yes, but in this case jmeter would work good, if you change ' to ". Then It will match the jmeters regexp argName + "=([^\">& \n\r]*)

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

Javascript is not understood by the URL re-writer - there are too many different ways it can look. Your best bet is to use the __regexFunction, parse for the value you want, and re- use that value everywhere in your test scripts. As soon as I finish updating the documentation, you can read a

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

> > A single quotation and a semicolon appended to common.sessionId parameter > in the last request to contextBar, since the response from the previous > request "header" has code like this: > > > function onClickMyProfile() > { > parent.location='/app/home?tab=0&common.sessionId=MK

HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier gets the wrong session id

I have a test using the nightly build of Oct 8, 2002. I used the HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier in the test. The session argument name was set common.sessionId. - Test Plan - Thread Group - HTTP request Default - HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier

RES: Multiple Thread Groups

Ops, i´ve just discovered what i was doing...selecting the wrong element :-) Regards, Luanna -Mensagem original- De: Mike Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviada em: terça-feira, 15 de outubro de 2002 17:45 Para: JMeter Users List Assunto: Re: Multiple Thread Groups Yes. -Mike On

RES: Multiple Thread Groups

I´ve done that but it runs only the first Thread Group i´ve created. Regards, Luanna -Mensagem original- De: Michal Kostrzewa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviada em: terça-feira, 15 de outubro de 2002 17:38 Para: JMeter Users List Assunto: Re: Multiple Thread Groups > > I´d like

Re: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier in the nonGUI [PATCH]

Dnia wto 15. październik 2002 14:12, Michael Morris napisał: > Thanks a lot for the patch but I am woriking on an NT machine, is there any > chance you could send me the source and I will rebuild it myself. > Michael As Mike Stover said, the bug is already solved in CVS by him (in perhaps more e

Re: Multiple Thread Groups

Yes. -Mike On 15 Oct 2002 at 17:35, Luanna Silva wrote: > > Hello, everybody! > > I´d like to know if its possible to run multiple thread groups at the same >time. > > Thanks in advance for your help, > > Luanna > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Re: Exception in HTTP request

> > http://13.202.220.44:2828/aksonce.jsp > Query Data: action=search&stringDomains=Test&expression=toto > java.io.FileNotFoundException: http://13.202.220.44:2828/aksonce.jsp Just thinking... Are you sure you want to sample aksonce.jsp instead of askonce.jsp ? best regards Michał

Re: Multiple Thread Groups

> > I´d like to know if its possible to run multiple thread groups at the same > time. Of course you can (at least it works for me :)) Just place other thread group and select non-zero in "number of threads" field best regards Michal Kostrzewa -- To unsubscribe, e-mail:

Multiple Thread Groups

Hello, everybody! I´d like to know if its possible to run multiple thread groups at the same time. Thanks in advance for your help, Luanna -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

RES: Problems Creating HTTP POST

Thank you very much, Mike. It worked! I´ll upgrade to a newer version. Best regards, Luanna -Mensagem original- De: Mike Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviada em: terça-feira, 15 de outubro de 2002 16:39 Para: JMeter Users List Assunto: Re: Problems Creating HTTP POST This is

Re: Problems Creating HTTP POST

This is a subtle GUI bug that causes the value you typed into the last table cell not to register. To make the last value register, hit "enter" in the cell prior to leaving the component. Better yet, upgrade to a newer version of JMeter where this has been fixed. -Mike On 15 Oct 2002 at 16:

Problems Creating HTTP POST

Hello, everybody! I´ve just started using JMeter, and i cant make the following HTTP Request work: HTTP Request -> POST -> login.php -> Parameters Name=varLogin Value=joe Name=varPasswd Value=doe This PHP reads two variables (varLo

RE: JDBC testing

Yes I found my problem. I didn't change the sybase url to the new Server in every place it was referenced although I still don;t understand why the message came up Thanks Mike -Original Message- From: Mike Stover To: JMeter Users List Sent: 10/15/02 12:19 PM Subject: Re: JDBC testing H

Re: JDBC testing

Hard to say, but the stack trace is usually revealing for errors of that sort. -Mike On 15 Oct 2002 at 11:34, Sosnowski, Andrew P [IT] wrote: > I'm using jmeter to do JDBC performance testing for the first time in a > while and I'm having a problem I've never seen before accessing a Sybase > d

RE: Connection timed out !!!

Did you record these requests using JMeter's recording proxy? I suspect there's some weird redirection problem going on, or maybe you forget to attach a cookie manager? Best thing to do is send your .jmx file to me and a log of the responses with one run-through of the test (functional testin

Re: How many threads can JMeter handle?

Do you mean 100 thread groups or 100 threads? If thread groups, how many threads in each? 100 threads isn't that many. I've run 500 on my Windows 2000, 600mhz athlon, 512MB RAM successfully. Not that I would trust the timing data overly much in those conditions. -Mike On 14 Oct 2002 at 23:

RE: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier in the nonGUI [PATCH]

There's a fix in CVS too, so the latest nightly tarball should work for you. You should install cygwin on your NT machine and then you could use it's patch utility. cygwin goes on every windows machine first chance I get :-) -Mike On 15 Oct 2002 at 13:12, Michael Morris wrote: > Thanks a lo

JDBC testing

I'm using jmeter to do JDBC performance testing for the first time in a while and I'm having a problem I've never seen before accessing a Sybase database. When I access one server, everything seems fine but when I change the url to another server, running read-only stored procs seems to cause a

RE: HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier in the nonGUI [PATCH]

Thanks a lot for the patch but I am woriking on an NT machine, is there any chance you could send me the source and I will rebuild it myself. Michael -Original Message- From: Michal Kostrzewa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 14 October 2002 20:55 To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: HTTP UR

Exception in HTTP request

The following HTTP request returns an exception in a Assertions Results element. What does it mean ? Is the request failed or succeed ? http://13.202.220.44:2828/aksonce.jsp Query Data: action=search&stringDomains=Test&expression=toto java.io.FileNotFoundException: http://13.202.