Problem with session ID's in URL returned by application

Hello, I do have the following problem. I want to test an application which uses sessionID's The starting url = localhost://servlet/DirXweb/DSL/Main.htm. The response shows has an url like "localhost://servlet/DirXweb/SID=127.0.0.1.897234561645/DSL/Main.htm now I need to send the following requ

Re: Comparing response times on local/remote tetsing

Hi Mike Thanx for the answer. Kinda guessed that someone saw my posting, but didn't have a good answer ;o) Yes, the results are stable. I'll try logging some more and see what it says. The dumb thing about this is that using a JMeter server ought to give you more realistic results. As I see it no

Re: Comparing response times on local/remote tetsing

I saw your first post - I honestly don't know the answer. My only guess is the extra time comes from the serialization of all the SampleResults to be passed via RMI to the controlling machine. 50 threads are probably producing a lot of results that have to be serialized. You could turn on DEB

Comparing response times on local/remote tetsing

I've posted this before, but got no responses, so I'll try once more under a new subject :-) I've done some experimentation with remote testing. It works fine, but I get some results that I don't fully understand. Maybe you do? Here's the setup: 3 identical Win2000 computers, 512Mb RAM, approx.

Re: using JMeter

Did you add any listeners? Why are you testing SSL if you're interested in a comparison of EJB's and servlets? SSL is another variable that has nothing to do with that comparison. On 28 Jan 2003 at 19:30, temidayo ogunsanwo wrote: > > > > > I am doing a major project called Systems testing.

using JMeter

I am doing a major project called Systems testing. The project is comparing the nature, functionality and performance between Java servlets and Session EJBs. The two applications are to be tested in Jakarta-JMeter. I have read the User Manual but I dont seem to understand how to run this tests.

RE: trying to compile

Hi. Try http://cvs.apache.org/builds/jakarta-jmeter/nightly/ in the interim. Hope this helps. dan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:24 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: trying to compile Hi JMeter users, Mike

HTTP Request Defaults not working with HTTPS

Hi. Having some problems using the HTTP Request Default config element with https/SSL sites. A sample test plan looks like this: Thread Group -- HTTP Request Defaults -- HTTP Request -- View Results Tree When run, JMeter just hangs. Tiny green box on the right side lights up, but even the HD s

Re: trying to compile

Hi JMeter users, Mike, you said: > Regarding the counter problem - the 1.8 counter did have a bug, but > not quite what you are reporting. Nonetheless, you might want to grab > the latest code. Many problems have been fixed. Where can I get the latest code? Just checked: http://jakarta.apache

Re: trying to compile

That worked. I didn't understand, until this, what was going on in the NewDriver class. Real cool stuff. When something works I usually try to email the groups back with the solution. putting my jar in the jmeter/lib/ext dir worked. I noticed from the code that just the /lib directory will work als

Re: running java applications?

Ya.Its something like that. If the report generation part comes in the last phase of the cycle. So its gonna be real tedious to write a test plan simulating the reports generation using the webapp.As the application which generates the reports is losely coupled from the rest of the application, i

Re: running java applications?

You are able to test it through the web now, but it runs out of memory, and now you want to test just the pdf generating program minus the web server part. Is this correct? You can do this in JMeter, but you have to write what's called a "Java Sampler" - your own code that bridges from JMeter to

Re: running java applications?

Well..sorry for such a question. I have used jmeter along with web applications successfully. Now I have this pdf generating application which is plugged into the web applications to get pdf reports.Now the problem is, after a number of reports are generated , I am getting Out of memory exc

Re: running java applications?

Here is a useful resource that should help answer your question: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/ Here is a useful resource that should help you ask a better question: http://www.tuxedo.org/%7Eesr/faqs/smart-questions.html Cheers, Scott -- Scott Eade Backstage Technologies Pty. Ltd.

Re: running java applications?

I just want to give a demo to some of my clients.And I have with me a Pdf Report generation application.I just want to run it through jmeter so that I can demonstrate it working.:-). - Original Message - From: "Scott Eade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "JMeter Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sen

Re: running java applications?

On 29/01/2003 12:45 AM, "Mòñòjít®" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi > Can I run a simple java application through jmeter? > > What would you be hoping to achieve? Scott -- Scott Eade Backstage Technologies Pty. Ltd. http://www.backstagetech.com.au .Mac Chat/AIM: seade at mac dot com -- How

running java applications?

Hi Can I run a simple java application through jmeter?