Re: Assertion Results bug? -- here's the fix 2 - Perhaps not!

At the moment, I'm rather baffled. As I started adding debug statements, it stopped happening (in non gui-mode; it never happens in gui mode as far as I can tell). I kept removing debug statements until there were none left and it still didn't happen. One thing I did discover before it stopped

Re: Assertion Results bug? -- here's the fix 2 - Perhaps not!

Thanks Scott. I didn't even realize there was a non-GUI mode, but I see it now in the documentation (since I am looking for it, I guess). I am able to duplicate it in non-gui mode, but not in gui mode. I will do some further looking into it. Thanks, Jonathan >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/22/02

Re: time format in results

Thanks. It was confusing. tried many different things to it except dividing by 1000. -- Atif Ghaffar Quoting Jordi Salvat i Alabart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > This is the usual Java time format: number of milliseconds since 1st > Jan > 1970. Divide by 1000 to get Unix time. > > Salut, > >

Re: time format in results

This is the usual Java time format: number of milliseconds since 1st Jan 1970. Divide by 1000 to get Unix time. Salut, Jordi. Atif Ghaffar wrote: Hi, Can someone explain what the timeformat is in the results. Example: 1040292061152 How can I convert this to unixtime? thanks. -- To unsubs

time format in results

Hi, Can someone explain what the timeformat is in the results. Example: 1040292061152 How can I convert this to unixtime? thanks. -- Atif Ghaffar -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

how to generate stats/graphs with test results

Hi all, Can anyone suggest a reporting/charting tool that can take the output of jmeter log file and do some statistics reporting? I am running tests against web applications from multiple servers concurrently to generate hi-load and have the result files with a few hundred MB of data. I have ma