Yes, I remember some modifier (now called pre-processors) that was
working on the result of _previous_ request to decide on some change to
the one where it was placed. I don't know if any of the available
modifiers work this way anymore...
En/na Bob Jacoby ha escrit:
That's funny. I could of sw
That's funny. I could of sworn I tried doing that before even my first post, but alas,
I must of screwed up somewhere else. I know I read a archived email that said
specifically that you were supposed to put the regex call as a response to the 2nd
request - and not the first. Oh well, maybe that
Ok. I see the problem. Move the Regexp extractor to the first sampler.
The extractor gets run on the -output- of the sampler it's attached
to. So, the variable isn't filled with anything in your case, until
your test is done.
And in your case, you still don't need the _g1. But after reread
I tried that and the output is just
Query Data: timestamp=${stamp}&=
I've tried every combination I can think of to get the $(stamp}
(with/without _g1) variable replaced with _anything_ and it never is. :(
Why would I need to drop the _g1 anyways since the manual states that _g1 refers
to t
Drop the _g1 from your variable.
${stamp}
will do what you want.
Bob Jacoby wrote:
Using 1.9.1 with Sun 1.3.1 JVM on windows 2k
For the life of me I can't figure this out. I'm sure I'm missing something stupid, but have wasted too much time trying to figure out what that is. I want to use the Re
Using 1.9.1 with Sun 1.3.1 JVM on windows 2k
For the life of me I can't figure this out. I'm sure I'm missing something stupid, but
have wasted too much time trying to figure out what that is. I want to use the Reg
Exp. Extractor to dynamically add a value to a http request from the response of
Combine the User Parameters with a StringFromFile or CVSRead
function and you can then stick your usernames and passwords into
a text file very easily.
-Mike
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> Howdy,
> I see that the "HTTP User Parameter Modifier" has been deprecated?
>
> 1) D
I'm using jmeter 1.9.1 on windows 2000 and sun jvm 1.3.1.
I set up a simple test to hit a test page (no processing - just an http sampler). The
home page has a extended ascii character (™) - tm. JMeter appears to simply stop
reading the response when it reaches the extended character. For exampl
Howdy,
I see that the "HTTP User Parameter Modifier" has been deprecated?
1) Did it ever work?
Using Win2k + Jmeter 1.9.1 + java version "1.3.1_01"
where $JMHOME\bin\users.xml contains two parameters per thread
with paramnames "userid" and "password"
I tried setting up a login request (recorded
You're right in that the throughput should generally increase as you add
threads -- unless you're really saturating some resource.
However, 2 threadgroups with N threads and 1 sampler will usually
generate more throughput than 1 threadgroup with N threads and 2
samplers. To be equivalent, the 2
Hi Sebastian,
Wonderfull, I have installed JDK 1.4.1_03 and JMeter 1.9.1.
It works very fine. Good !!
Thanks a lot for your inputs !!
Cheers,
-Kannan
Hi,
How come i get more throughput on my application when i create two
identical threadgroups (with one sampler), then when I create one
threadgroup with two identical samplers?
Adding more threads to a threadgroup means lower throughput, although
the CPU's are not maxed out. Adding another id
JMeter 1.9.1 will *not* work with Jdk 1.2.2
Please install JDK 1.4 and try again.
S.
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Sent: 03 December 2003 13:12
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: Antwort: Jmeter :: Save test plan :: Open test Plan
['Watchdo g': check
My test plan includes an http authorization manager and it's working fine. I would
like to further it a litle bit by adding the possibility to have a different user for
each thread. WHat's the way to do it? Do I need login element, how is this one
working? Thanks.
Mickael.
This e-mail is inten
Hi Sebastian,
I have installed the Jmeter 1.9.1. It was not working, it was saying that
it could not create a java virtual machine.
So, I removed -Xincgc option in the batch file, but even then i get a error
message like this:
C:\jakarta-jmeter-1.9.1\bin>jmeter
A nonfatal internal JIT (3.10.1
It may be possible to solve your problems on JDK 1.2 and Jmeter 1.8.1, but
they are both old releases.
The JMeter nightly builds will not run properly on anything less than 1.4.
I would suggest you start by installing the latest release of Java (I use
1.4.2_02).
As to JMeter, try using the 1.9.1
Hey Hi mate,
Well, I am using Jmeter 1.8.1 on windows environment, only one cpu, Jdk
version is 1.2.2.
Already iam facing a problem when I start the console, there are some
errors printed in the cmd line. I was told that,
This is bcoz Iam using Jdk1.2.2 But even then the console was up and
I've suddenly remembered - we had this error, or something very much like
it.
If you can, I suggest trying one of the recent nightly builds using JVM 1.4
- but be warned that nightly builds are not stable.
There are links to the builds on the JMeter web-site. You need to download
and unzip the _l
Hi Jordi,
Thanks a lot for your input, I checked up jmeter.log and quartz.log, both
files are empty.
.I really dont know how to resume my work next dayI am
planning to request a new machine.
Lets see what happens in that.
cheers mate,
-kannan
Hi Kannan,
I tried loading the .jmx file you sent using JMeter 1.8.1 on JDK
1.2.2_008 (on Linux). It opens without problem, so I guess the problem
is specific to your environment. There may be additional helpful output
in the jmeter.log file.
Sorry I can't help better.
--
Good luck,
Jordi.
-
well, Iam planning to request a new machine for testing purpose (machine
hangs if I increase the threads).
Iam using Jmeter 1.8.1
<[EMAIL PRO
yes
try with Jdk 1.3.1and what is ur Jmeter version .
balaji
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Mr. Balagi,
I tried doing the same what u told, even then Iam getting the same error
"Current Thread Not owner"
Is it because Iam running jmeter in JDK 1.2.2 ??
Not sure :---(
hai kanna .
that is a good idea . u mail me the result .
good
balaji
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Hi Mr.Balaji..
You are asking me to take a risk again. If I save it, close the app, again
open the app and open the jmx file, If it doesn't work, I will lose all my
work.
What I will do is, I will save the jmx file, open another jmeter session,
try to open that jmx file in that session.
Le
hello kanna,,
Thank you for your reply .
I tried in my system for testing another page .its working fine . you do
one thing , try to refresh it and save the file once again and test it
.,
mail me
balaji
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Are you using the File->Save Test Plan As... menu entry to save the test
plan, and File->Open... to load it?
Can you please send the .jmx file and the exact error you're getting?
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Salut,
Jordi.
En/na [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha escrit:
Dear Friends,
I am using Jmeter 1.8.1 to test my application
Any One reply me pleaseIam totally stuck now
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Dear Friends,
I am using Jmeter 1.8.1 to test my application that runs on Apache + Jserv.
While testing it works fine, I save my test plan (*.jmx) it works
fine..
But when I open that test plan next day to continue my work, Iam getting a
error "Current Thread Not Owner" !!
Please tell me
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