ahh. now it works.. the timestamp is greenwich (at least on this server)
instead of adding 720 I needed to subtract 1800 or 5 hours worth of
miliseconds for central US timezone)
so my formula looks like
(A1-1800)/8640+25569 and works quite nicely!
-Original Message-
From: j
I forget which problem you're referring to. I haven't looked at axis
in a few months, but the latest version uses the WSDL driver donated
by IBM I think.
jmeter's wsdl handling is very basic. It's very stupid and simplistic.
I wrote it :) basically it pases it to DOM and extracts the nodes
neede
Hello Folks !!!
I read at the list Archive a discussion between Peter Lina and Kala
about problems with Axis WSDL.
I have the same problem using Axis and Tomcat.
I would like to know if in the lastest nightly builds this problems is solved..
Thankx in Advance
Ivan de Aguirre
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I just tried it and to me it looks like that 720 is some kind of local
adjustment for timezone and/or
daylight savings time. (720 is 2 hrs worth of milliseconds) I tried it
with 1098468425 (which
should be 10/22/04 19:07 - corrected for EST and DST)
I plugged this into the excel formu
Hi Bob..
What a great piece of information! I've certainly been doing this the hard
way.
However, I cannot seem to get this formula to work. I understand where all
of the values are coming from (except the 720 that is added to the
jmeter timestamp). the 8640 is the number of miliseconds in
Hi,
It is me again. If I would like to carry the session ID with me after I login in, can
I do that with Jmeter components, and it we do, which on is it? Thanks again, hope my
little question won't take you guys too much time.
Happy weekend
Avian Liao
N.B. the timestamps are in milliseconds, and by default are the time
of the END of the sample - this can be changed in jmeter.properties.
Instead of creating a fraction, you can convert to a character-based
version of the time using Perl's localtime() and sprintf, e.g.
sprintf "%d-%s-%04d %02d:%0
Excel's date/time format is described here:
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/ExcelDateandTimes.htm
Basicly, Excel's 'clock' starts at 1,1,1900 vs the UNIX clock's 1/1/1970.
25569 is the Excel value for 00:00:00 1 Jan 1970. Excel stores times as
fractions of a day...how wacky is that?
J
- Origin
I have found at least one way of transforming the JMeter results timestamp into a date
and time using Excel.
If cell A1 holds the timestamp (eg. 1098446512326) and you put the formula
"=(A1+720)/8640+25569" into cell B1 and change the format in "d-m- u:mm"
it reads "22-10-2004 1
The sample results contain a field called timeStamp. How (which algorithm) can I use
to convert this timestamp to a format like HH:MM:SS DD-MM- ?
I'd like to know the algoritm so I can make the calculation using Perl, XLST of
Excel...
Regards,
Bob Coret
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Just tried 2.0.1, and it works for me using the example you quoted.
The HTTP Request is created with two Parameters as expected.
This was using the following test plan:
Test Plan
+ Thread Group
+ + Cookie Manager
+ WorkBench
+ + HTTP Proxy Server
(Capture Headers, Set KeepAlive)
(Target Contro
something like
http://aServer/aPath/aJsp.jsp?param1=value1¶m2=value2
the recording controller records the request http://aServer/aPath/aJsp.jsp
but not the parameters, not in the path nor in the "Send Parameters With the
Request:"
(there is a cookie manager)
This e-mail and any attachment is f
For a GET, surely the request includes any parameters as part of the URL?
So - what do you mean by parameters?
Have you included a Cookie Manager in the ThreadGroup?
BTW, the files in bin/testfiles are intended only for unit testing -
sample files are in docs/demos
S.
On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 11:11:
Requests are captured fine, but not the parameters that are sent with them.
-Original Message-
From: Ashley Hayes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 October 2004 10:46
To: 'JMeter Users List'
Subject: RE: How can I record HTTP request parameters?
Are the requests captured at all? If not
Are the requests captured at all? If not maybe you started the proxy test
plan incorrectly (this got me when I was not following the jmeter manual).
To start recording with the proxy you click "Start" on the "HTTP Proxy
Server" controller, NOT "Start" on the run menu.
I can record both GET and P
GET to start with
-Original Message-
From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 October 2004 17:31
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: How can I record HTTP request parameters?
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:24:15 +0100, Vuolo, Giulio
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I record my HTTP
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