Re: Break Down of Transaction Time

Hi, Thanks for the response. Do you have any idea of any tool which can measure the network performance in terms of bytes and number of users Regards Shailender Jain Michael Stover wrote: > Last week, I started adding stuff to begin letting JMeter record

Re: clarification on remote testing

Remote servers The Goal: To scale stress testing up by allowing testers to add servers and control them remotely through a single gui instance that integrates the results from all the servers. The Reality: 5 remote servers sending every byte from the web server being tested on to the single clien

Re: clarification on remote testing

Thanks for the clarification. So do you recommend us to even use remote testing if you think it's "ugh"? I just noticed that global counters are not shared among the servers. Each server has it's own counter which starts at the same values as the other servers. That sucks. :-( --- Michael Sto

Re: clarification on remote testing

JMeter remote testing - ugh. That's my assessment of the current state of this functionality. Anyway, to answer your questions: 1. In this case, "client" and "server" are used in a sense such that you, the user, sits and does work on the "client", which then sends requests to the "servers". Thi

clarification on remote testing

I am confused as to the setup of distributed testing. I have read the docs on how to set up but the use of server vs. client seems backwards to me. I got the connections going but I'm not really understanding how it works. According to the docs, or how I am reading into them, there are many JMete

Re: Break Down of Transaction Time

Last week, I started adding stuff to begin letting JMeter record latency time vs the entire sampling time, where latency time is the time until the first byte of data is retrieved from the server, and the whole time is the time till the last byte of data is retrieved. It's just a start and there's

Break Down of Transaction Time

Hi, Using JMeter can we get the Transaction Break Down Time i.e. 1. Network Time 2. Server Response Time 3. Display Time etc The problem is that one of my transaction is going very slow and i think this is not a problem of my application

Re: bypass proxy URL when using the JMeter HTTP Proxy Server

Hello, JMeter HTTP Proxy Server is used to record your action while you browse your web application with your browser. e.g.) MS Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera So the bypass proxy URL is set in your browser. If you set "port:8080" in JMeter HTTP Proxy Server, you have to configure the followi