It appears to me that the JDBC sampler doesn't provide a way to use
PreparedStatements. Am I missing something?
Thanks for any info.
-Andy
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The only thing you're missing is that the JDBC Sampler was written
long ago by someone who never used it and has lain mostly
dormant since. It would require an active developer who wanted
advanced functionality to bring the JDBC sampler up to the level
that the HTTP Sampler is at.
-Mike
On 2
Yes, you are wrong! :-) The test is copied to each engine, so a test
of 10 threads sent to three remote servers equals 30 threads
overall.
[To Original Writer]:
You didn't mention average response time, which would be
interesting to know.
Also, throughput measurements are dependent on the sys
I think I've seen that particular example in the documentation.
You use a "container" that sorts the users through branches. I don't
remember the name, you'll have to find it out.
Then you'll be able to place something like this:
sorted_container:
http request to X
http request to Y
http requ
You could use the Throughput Controller under an interleave
controller to get a similar effect. See about it in the component
reference (1.9.x only)
-Mike
On 29 Aug 2003 at 20:01, Shaik Afgal Bhasha wrote:
> Hi All,
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>I am testing a webApplication testing using JMeter with
well that will make the variable name visible, but i want to set the
value in one thread group and then access it in the next one. i'm
setting thread groups to run in series.
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> From: Archana Bharathidasan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 9:39
Adding the variable to the test plan parameter should
work I guess .
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> with v 1.9 is there any way to share the value of a
> variable between
> thread groups?
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> thnx
>
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with v 1.9 is there any way to share the value of a variable between
thread groups?
thnx
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It appears to me that the JDBC sampler doesn't provide a way to use
PreparedStatements. Am I missing something?
Thanks for any info.
-Andy
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Ok, Thanks. Well, I've confirmed that I'm using the exact same jars and still have the
same problem. Any other ideas? I wonder if there is a way to show the full stack of
nested exceptions to determine the root exception.
Thanks,
Jon
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You may also want to consider Nagios (formerly NetSaint). It is Free in
both senses of the word.
http://www.nagios.com/
Simon
On Friday, Aug 29, 2003, at 01:08 America/Chicago,
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yeah, i know there are many tools for monitoring but i need to
implement
one and there is
Hi All,
I am testing a webApplication testing using JMeter with 50 users as
thread group.Is there any way i can distribute these users to different,different
screens instead of all users hitting in sequence to the HTTP Samplers in the test
groups?I just want to know how to distri
Hi,
>From your example, I think result should be near 30 requests/min and not 90.
I think 3 engines are used to distribute the load and not to repeat the load. So all
the
threads are distributed on these 3 engines.
P.S. This is what I understood from the manual. I might be wrong!
Thanks,
hp
After making sure the Jar files and environment variables were all ok on
the server, it works perfectly. Now if only Java didn't have such a
large memory overhead...
Thanks for all the help,
Duncan Frostick
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I want to know exactly how you start the jmeter server proces
I took a look too and it looks like they are part of Quest Software. look at the
plugins page. there's a lot of stuff there. I'm guessing there's probably a plugin
there that can do the regexp you want.
peter
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just checked it out:
1. as i understand it from their web
just checked it out:
1. as i understand it from their website its open source but not
freeware, not expensive but coming with $$$ tag (not a problem)
2. does it just monitor if a service is running??? - i need
regex-content-tests, and meassurement (response time) plus customizatio
Hi.
Can anybody explain what does 'throughput' in graph listener mean? I
think it's not quite accurate.
Look at the followin example:
* Number of threads in thread group: 10
* Number of jmeter testing engines (remote mode): 3
* Constant timer for entire thread group: 20s
This should give (as lo
In my particular case, it's a generalize tool that can be used as a monitor daemon or
regression/stress testing. big brother seems to be focused on site monitoring and it
costs money. Although JMeter could go that direction in terms of monitoring, that
isn't my goal personally.
since I'm a d
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A usually practical way is to:
1/ Create a User Defined Variable in the Test Plan with value "http".
Name it, say, "protocol".
2/ Record your script. The proxy will cleverly (sometimes too cleverly)
replace every occurence of "http" with ${protocol}.
3/ Change the variable value to https.
4/
To add just briefly. big brother is a fairly well established open source
monitoring tool - our system admins used it very successfully at a previous
job, and my current employer (Toyota) use it too.
just wanted to point out that it doesn't come with the $$$ price tag (o:
cheers
dim
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yeah, i know there are many tools for monitoring but i need to implement
one and there is much room for considerations given a variety of tools
starting with nonsense-whatch-your-homesite-tools by people who do not
know how to create software at all ending with high-end-apps like HP-OVIS.
the s
You should be able to use HTTP Request Defaults and specify HTTPS and
Port # there (and also server name and path etc.).
sandeep
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