- Original Message -
From: Joseph Fifield
To: Gopi
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 10:23 PM
Subject: Re: J-meter ant
It could be. Maybe there's an option or a command line parameter for this? You could
check with the JMeter user list.
Joe
- Original Message -
From: Gopi
Yea, this is the same problem I'm having. What java version are you
running, what OS?
I'm running j2se 1.4.2 on windows xp; jmeter 1.9.1 (upgraded from 1.9
and 1.8)...
Don Dehm wrote:
Thank you. That will probably help after I get past this step. I am
unable to get past this page. I need t
Put the regular expression inside () .
--- "Desai, Mehul P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can I use regular expressions in a Response
> Assertion pattern?
> I put this "\D+\s*null" in the "Patterns to test"
> row. But it
> seems to be looking for "\D+\s*null" instead of the
> regular
> e
Hi,
Can I use regular expressions in a Response Assertion pattern?
I put this "\D+\s*null" in the "Patterns to test" row. But it
seems to be looking for "\D+\s*null" instead of the regular
expression equivalent.
Thanks,
Mehul.
In User Parameters, you define your variable for one user and set
the value to the function. The function will update for each thread
and thereby create a different value for each user.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.
html#_StringFromFile
http://jakarta.apache.
Thank you. That will probably help after I get past this step. I am
unable to get past this page. I need to provide more detail.
Here is the current test plan.
-- cookie manager
-- results tree
-- Loop Controller
/html request
/html request
--(Regexp Extractor)
Without the Regexp E
Hi,
>From my understanding:
Name could be anything
Reference name is the name that you will be using
later to refer to the extracted value. Suppose "value"
(without the quotes :-)) is the reference name, when
you refer to it elsewhere u will be using ${value}
Regular expression is what u have me
I've found the following idiom useful:
${__CSVRead(data_file.txt,${__Random(1,500,)})}
This way, the data that's picked from the file is random, and if it's a large enough
file, that
might solve your problem.
Another way to do it would be to break the data file into a number of pieces equal to
from personal experience testing pages with tags. what I did was to setup Borland
OptimizeIt and start tomcat. Then I used JMeter to simulate a variety of loads.
once I got the stack trace, call graph and so on, it was easier to find the culprit of
bad performance. I hope that helps.
peter
Mike,
Is there documentation on the __StringFromFile or CSVRead functions? I have
the variables in the user parameters element. How should I reference these
variables in the Header Manager. Should I specify the variable names but
not their values? How do you load a list of parameter values (Fo
I have been having problems with my 1.8.1 scripts in 1.9.1.
To get it to work I had to check mark each 'include equals'.
What is the difference between 1.8.1 and 1.9.1 with this?
I have too many scripts and my scripts are too big to go to each request
and turn on all the include equals.
What
Hi,
Now I'm getting error when I start server with jmeter -s, after starting rmiregistry.
I followed all the steps in the user manual for remote testing setup. But, its giving
that rmiexception in the jmeter.log file and on the command prompt I'm getting this
kind of error. I saw this error fir
Hello group. I am trying to parse a page to extract a variable (to
later be used as an argument to later links).
I have placed a Regular Expression Extractor after the sample. I have
been experimenting with this for a while and have not been able to find
instructions on it.
The regexp I am
I'm not sure about the details of your situation, but here's how I would approach this
generally:
Prior to beginning recording, figure out what the values are going to be for the user
domain
and userid. Make user-defined variables for them in the TestPlan element. When you
record, those valu
You could also try changing the port being used. It's possible 8080 is in use already
on your
machine.
-Mike
On 26 Aug 2003 at 10:09, Nick Faiz wrote:
> I've used this several times.
>
> I'd suggest double checking that your browser is going to the proxy.
>
> This feature has worked very
Hi,
Thanks all for your advice. I just changed the port no. and it worked! Thanks Sandeep.
-Original Message-
From: Sandeep Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 6:36 AM
To: 'JMeter Users List'
Subject: RE: jmeter doesn't record as a proxy server
Why use another
Hello,
The site I will be testing looks for two different parameters in the request
header which indicate the users domain and userid. I need to be able to
iterate through a list of users changing the values in the header for each.
How can this be done using jmeter? The Header manager does not
Why use another tool when this one works? Try changing port numbers in
the proxy config. This has worked for me in the past when I had similar
problems.
Sandeep
-Original Message-
From: Duncan Frostick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 3:05 PM
To: JMeter Users Lis
You could just use BadBoy to capture a whole session and then export the JMeter
Test Plan. Then use that test plan as a base to work from. Worked for me, I
haven't needed to touch JMeters' recording facility yet.
Duncan Frostick
Nick Faiz wrote:
> I've used this several times.
>
> I'd suggest d
Dear JMeter user,
there's an on-going discussion in the jmeter-devel list on whether we
should drop support for 1.3 JDKs and care only about 1.4 in the next
major JMeter release.
The discussion currently boiled down to finding whether there are JMeter
users needing 1.3 support -- the only reas
One way to do this would be to use loop controller to run for _random()
times and increment _csvread. Once the loop has run thru, your _csvread
would be at the random point and you can start your test case from
there. Since _csvread cannot be done by itself, I put it in a HTTP (do
nothing) sampler
That would require a profiling tool, which JMeter is not.
-Mike
On 25 Aug 2003 at 17:18, Shaik Afgal Bhasha wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am testing an application developed in STRUTS using JMeter my problem is, as one
> of
the request is taking much time.Is there any way thru JMeter i can check
I've used this several times.
I'd suggest double checking that your browser is going to the proxy.
This feature has worked very well for me ...
Nick Faiz
-Original Message-
From: Parekh, Hardik (IndSys, GE Interlogix) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 26 August 2003 3:06 AM
To
I've figured out the syntax for the regexp handler, only, whatever http
request I have it attached to, doesn't get run. Nor does anything
beyond it.
If I disable the regexp node, the https request runs.
The cmd window has:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
org.apache.oro.text.regex.Util.split(Ljav
Hi
Unfortunately I do not get connection to Sybase-DB.
I tried to do so:
JDBC-request with JDBC-URL: "jdbc:sybase::/"
The error-message is:
08/25/2003 3:37:18 PM ERROR - jmeter.protocol.jdbc: Couldn't open connections to
database java.sql.SQLException: JZ0D4: Unrecognized protocol in Sybase JDB
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