Re: Is JMeter using too much memory?

1.4 JDKs have a pretty serious performance bug in the URL.encode method. You'll run much MUCH faster if you use JDK 1.3 or you don't encode your parameters, etc. Salut, Jordi. Barry Roberts wrote: I have a script that exercises a servlet-based application (running on Tomcat). I would like to

Is JMeter using too much memory?

I have a script that exercises a servlet-based application (running on Tomcat). I would like to do some massive multi-user tests, but on Windows 2000, just running 35 threads runs the machine out of memory. I do have -Xmx384m added in the jmeter.bat file, otherwise the JVM runs out of memory.

JavaSamplerClient implementation does not appear in dropdown

I implemented the JavaSamplerClient interface, jar'ed the class file, and dropped the jar file into the lib/ext directory. The classname is not appearing in the dropdown list when I add the Java Request Sampler. Please Help! I'm using version 1.8 w/ JDK version 1.4. Thanks, Jason -- To unsu

Remote JMeter

Hi All: I've been playing with JMeter a little using Win2k, j2re1.4.0_03 and JMeter 1.8 in preparation for load testing some major services we plan to roll out soon. I have not been able to set up jmeter as a remote server and run it from a single client. I've tried to follow: http://jakarta.

Re: Problem reading large jtl file

Which visualizer are you trying to open it with? I would suggest trying the aggregate reporter since it uses the least memory (avoid the tree results visualizers), and let JMeter work on it for a long time - the operation of opening jtl files is sadly, very slow. -Mike On 30 Dec 2002 at 23:05

Problem reading large jtl file

I have a 57MB jtl file produced as a result of executing 80 threads with a loop count of 40 on a fairly large JMeter script. I execute this script in non-gui mode on a remote machine and then download the resulting file for viewing locally in an Aggregate Report using the gui. This has worked fin