I'll refer to an earlier post I put up...
"You can simulate the number of users by increasing the thread count in the
Thread Group node. I disagree with this approach however. Every manager in
the world says 'how many users can it handle?'. This question doesn't make
sense if your wondering about
Hi,
Am I the only one who wants to validate the result from a JDBC query? I am
very surprising with no response to this e-mail. Could anyone share some of
their experience in this area?
Thank you.
Paul Shum
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Sent: February
Another guess:
As far as I know JMeter Proxy Server cannot record SSL (https) transactions.
If the application you are testing requires SSL you need to find a way to
turn it off if you want to make recordings with JMeter. If anyone out there
knows otherwise, please correct me. I would love to be w
You could use Ctrl-C (in Windows) to copy the data out of a listener (such as
the aggregate report) into excel for each test run and create a graph that way.
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Hi.
My boss want me to give him a graph which represent response time in function of the
number of users.
Is it possible to obtain that?
thanks
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I was probably too specific in subject. I have my own multithreaded
performance suite written in Java to test web services. At the moment it
generates SOAP messages using particular (Java) SOAP stack which is under
testing. But this is probably very slow to test C SOAP stacks. Since this
framework
JMeter's SOAP support is alpha code, at best. It's there waiting for a developer to
fix it up and make it work for them.
-Mike
On 6 Feb 2003 at 17:50, Tomas Bahnik wrote:
> I would like to know your opinion if it is reasonable to test performance of
> C (C++) SOAP stack with JMeter, or any Jav
I would like to know your opinion if it is reasonable to test performance of
C (C++) SOAP stack with JMeter, or any Java multihreaded SOAP neutral
testing tool. By SOAP neutral I mean that no serialization/deserialization
framework is used on the "client" side to generate SOAP request and
processin
You can simulate the number of users by increasing the thread count in the
Thread Group node. I disagree with this approach however. Every manager in
the world says 'how many users can it handle?'. This question doesn't make
sense if your wondering about performance of a new system. The best approa
Optimizeit.
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From: "Stuart Barlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JMeter Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 2:13 AM
Subject: Re: request - monitoring OS info
> OpenSTA allows this functionality.
> At present we leave performance monitor runnin
I'd really like to see things like CPU monitoring in JMeter as well.
Probably the most flexible way would be to enhance JMeter to get readings from remote
(or local) JMX (Java Management Extension?) beans.
There was a recent JavaWorld article with source code for getting CPU percentages from
JMeter works (when testing HTTP) by simulating the behaviour of a web
browser, so the answer to your question is yes, JMeter can be used to test
ASP applications as well as JSP, HTML, Servlets, PHP, etc. (basically
anything you point a browser at). JMeter can also be used to test JDBC,
SOAP and Ja
Hi All,
Can I use this fine tool to test ASP applications hosted on MS IIS4.0 server
or it can be used only for Test JAR/WAR/EJB in the typical JAVA enviro using
Tomcat4.01/Weblogic servers.
Thanks for the Info.
-Praveen.C
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From: "Stuart Barlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
http://www.opensta.org/
Stuart Barlow wrote:
OpenSTA allows this functionality.
At present we leave performance monitor running on the server
while the jmeter tests are running. Yuck but kind of works.
gautamjha wrote:
I am also trying to do something like that for example find the CPU usage
can u explain what is openSTA please
well actually i plan to automate the tests in the sense that i would call
jmeter from a program
which could run a thread of jmeter and another that monitors performance.
At 10:13 AM 2/6/03 +, you wrote:
OpenSTA allows this functionality.
At present we lea
OpenSTA allows this functionality.
At present we leave performance monitor running on the server
while the jmeter tests are running. Yuck but kind of works.
gautamjha wrote:
I am also trying to do something like that for example find the CPU usage
and Memory usage while the tests are running and
Hi,
I'm new user of JMeter and there is some functionnalities I still don't understand.
First of all, I don't totally understand the througput graph. does it meens the number
of request to the server or the estimated queue or anything else???
What I wan't it's to determine the max number of user
I am also trying to do something like that for example find the CPU usage
and Memory usage while the tests are running and find out which request
takes more time but have not been able to find any good way.
If any one experienced has some suggestion please help!
gautam
At 09:46 AM 2/6/03 +,
We have seen the ability to record OS parameters over
the course of a test (e.g. cpu load) with some other
load tools.
This is a very good feature that jMeter would benefit
from.
Notice that Im too lazy to volunteer myself. :-)
Ta.
Stuart.
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On 6/02/2003 7:57 PM, "gautamjha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks for the reply but some how or the other i had downloaded jmeter 1.8
thanks for the reply but some how or the other i had downloaded jmeter 1.8
it doesnot run while
jmeter 1.7 works on my machine.
I am working on windows NT platform.
This is the exception it throws when i run the jmeter.bat file of jmeter1.8
Please suggest what is wrong.
Exception in thread "main
On 6/02/2003 6:29 PM, "gautamjha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ERROR! Resource string not found: [running_test
All this means is that a string has not been internationalised correctly (it
has been requested, but it does not exist in the resource file). This
should not impact your test and it has
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