Hi
I would like to know how to interpret the Graph Results generated by
JMeter.
Thanks and Regards
Brijesh
Hello :
Thanks very much for the advice. I will upgrade to 2.0.2 version of JMeter.
thanks and regards,
-- Kannan.
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I receive following error when I move from HTTP to HTTPS for login. If i
execute the script for continous 6-7 times then for 8th time this error doesn't
come. If by chance it passes through this login then rest of the things work
all fine.
What is the way out to remove this error permanently.
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:39:44 -0500, Nathan J. Mehl
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> A quick question:
>
> How does the HTTP Request sampler deal with multiple IP addresses
> being returned for the host it is being asked to query? Does it pick
> an address from the roundrobin once per test, once pe
Hi!
I am using Jmeter in the Remote Testing mode.
First i want to test with for example 3 remote machines (many
Iterations), then I am starting or stopping some more.
If a test fails the thread should stop.
So i did not know excactly how many threads are currently running.
.
Is ist possible to se
Does the HTTP request sampler use HTTP pipelining/keepalives, or does
it open a new tcp socket for each new connection (especially when
fetching sub-elements from a page)?
-n
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Calling Motif a GUI is like calling a pi
A quick question:
How does the HTTP Request sampler deal with multiple IP addresses
being returned for the host it is being asked to query? Does it pick
an address from the roundrobin once per test, once per thread, once
per thread iteration, or some other less obvious choice?
-n
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Folks,
My JMeter script is almost ready and having great success with everyone I
show it to. Congratulations to everyone, JMeter is a terrific product!
The next step for me is to produce something useful in the real world: a
report. The XSL stylesheets in the distro are definitely a good start. I
Thanks!
I'd not heard of JR. The licence means we can't include it with JMeter
- anyway not everyone would want it - but we might be able to include
report definitions or similar.
If anyone has experience of using JR with JMeter - please consider
adding a page or two to the JMeter Wiki ...
S.
On
Got the demo running, rather mature for a first release. But, more
business-oriented as you mentioned.
JasperReports would seem like an appropriate solution if not already in
place (allows you to modify report template on-the-fly as well).
My two coppers,
-D
> -Original Message-
> From:
Anyone see BIRT?
- Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools
- http://www.eclipse.org/birt/ which is being released as Open Source.
Might be interesting for creating reports from JMeter data - or
perhaps it is too "business" orientated?
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See the messages with the Subject "Grouping Test Results" from the
last day or so for some ideas on this.
S.
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 15:22:32 +0100 (MET), Leo Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > 3.) Custom logging:
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> > > You can use variables in the sampler names, so this information can be
> >
> > > 3.) Custom logging:
> > You can use variables in the sampler names, so this information can be
> > added to the JTL file, but I agree more options would be useful.
>
> Yes, that works too, and it helps me a lot, that was just the thing I
> needed...
YES, BUT:
If I make this, i have to grou
> > 3.) Custom logging:
> [...]
> > The other "problem" I have with custom logging is it's output format in
> > jmeter.log. It work, but it always creates this traceback-info, that you
> > know from java-exception. So if I do some logging, the jmeter.log
> becomes
> > very large.
>
> The log funct
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 10:11:33 +0100 (MET), Leo Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am working with JMeter now a month or so, and I'd like to thank the
> developers for their great product. In order to provide you some
> user-feedback, I feel free to send you my personal wish list for JMet
You need to upgrade to a more recent version of Jmeter. 1.9 is very old now.
2.0.2 has lots of extra features and fixes, including some related to
Proxy Recording. The documentation on the web-site is for 2.0.2.
S.
P.S. 2.0.3 is about to be released, but there aren't any further Proxy
changes, a
And there may be a clue in some of the other lines.
Knowing the exact message might help.
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 07:52:05 -0500, Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> IOException usually means the server stopped accepting connections.
> one way to find out is look at the timestamp and then compare
You can use whatever you like to name the samplers, so probably no
need to modify JMeter, just the test plan. Just choose a suitable
naming convention.
It would make for a more work in the XSLT sheet, but you could always
use a script (Perl, sed etc) to split the name into two or more
attributes f
IOException usually means the server stopped accepting connections.
one way to find out is look at the timestamp and then compare it to
the access logs on the server. if there were no entries for that time
period, it may be the server denied connections.
peter
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 09:34:20 +0100
Ah yeah! That's a bit closer to what I'm trying to achieve. The problem now is
that the transaction controller timings includes the delays which I include as
part of some HTTP Requests (to simulate a user pausing for a short time before
making the next request). These delays vary from page to page
Hello :
Sorry. It was my mistake. The url i tried to record was in the "Do not use
proxy.." list of the browser. Now everything get recorded in the Recording
Controller in the Thread Group. But still not able to find where to set the
Target Controller and Grouping.
thanks and regards,
-- Ka
Hi Kannan,
Ok, so you've setup a Proxy Server on your workbench and a Recording Controller
in a threadgroup within your test plan. You also need to set the "Target
Controller" in the HTTP Proxy Server to point to the Recording Controller you
just set up (unless you changed the default names it shou
Hello!
I am working with JMeter now a month or so, and I'd like to thank the
developers for their great product. In order to provide you some
user-feedback, I feel free to send you my personal wish list for JMeter. If
you'd plan to develop these for JMeter, it would be fantastic
1.) Synchronising
Hello:
I am new to jmeter (using ver 1.9) and trying to load test our web
application. I was trying to use the Proxy server to generate the frame work of
my test plan. As described in the user manual, I created a test plan and a
thread group and below that i added a Recording Controller. I al
Hello!
I recently made non-gui test during the night. In the morning, i examined
the jmeter.log and found some lines with the following ERROR Logs
2005/03/15 06:47:23 ERROR - jmeter.protocol.http.sampler.HTTPSampler:
java.io.IOException (about 15 lines)
Can this ERROR-Message arise from JMeter i
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