RE: Multiple file uploads?

Also, how do I access the bugzilla? I can't figure it out... -Original Message- From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: May 13, 2005 10:09 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Multiple file uploads? On 5/13/05, Jonathan OLIVER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to have mult

RE: Multiple file uploads?

I used Badboy to record the submition of 10 simultaneous file uploads via http request and then exported to jmeter .jmx file. Upon examination of the file all parameters are grouped into a collection, whereas only one httpFile is in the sampler--no collection. I'm assuming the easiest solution

Re: Multiple file uploads?

On 5/13/05, Jonathan OLIVER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to have multiple file uploads in a single http request > sampler? It is easy enough to do one but my webapp requires 10 files to all > be sent in one request with 10 different parameter names. Not at present. > If this is

Re: HTTP Proxy Server with soap recording and derived headers

not sure why honestly, but to be clear. there's two soap samplers soap/xml-rpc soap webservice in the case of soap webservice sampler, it uses apache soap driver. peter On 5/13/05, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've hacked (and I do mean hacked, no GUI, JMeter newbie I am) > a version

HTTP Proxy Server with soap recording and derived headers

I've hacked (and I do mean hacked, no GUI, JMeter newbie I am) a version of HTTP proxy to also capture soap requests and store them via SoapSampler (SOAP/XML-RPC Request) so far so good, tweak a little bit and off I go testing. Kudos to JMeter contributors, this was all pretty straightforward.

Re: Fine Timer

On 5/13/05, Ducloux Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everybody, I'm totally new to JMeter so please be knid ... ;-) > > Here's what I would like to know . > > I use the proxy to record the site I want to use...works Perfect...I've > not put a filter for images or javascripts files > >

Re: thread Limits

If the test runs for a long time, and you want to get some idea of the performance as it is running, you can add a summariser (see jmeter.properties) which generates summary output every few minutes. S. On 5/13/05, Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > what I like to do is run the test with just

Re: thread Limits

what I like to do is run the test with just the simple data writer. then after the test I view it with aggregate listener, graph or distribution graph. to view the results after the test, just add the listener and open the .jtl file. peter On 5/13/05, Ducloux Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

thread Limits

Hi Everybody, I would like to know about how you all load Test with JMeter I'm Testing a site on tomcat and JMeter is on a computer with 2 proc with total 3Ghz 1024Mo Ram, so a quite fast one ... My test is recorded with the JMeter Proxy, and consists of browsing over 40 pages My prob

RE: Fine Timer

That is so cool! Too bad I can't get it to work with https... -Original Message- From: Ducloux Victor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: May 13, 2005 9:17 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Fine Timer Hi, no pb, even I discovered that and was quite amazed ! Right click on testPlan, the

Re: Fine Timer

Hi, no pb, even I discovered that and was quite amazed ! Right click on testPlan, then insert > non test element > Proxy !! you can then define the port, what to record and what not to record etc BUT you have to create befor,for your thread group, a record controler (insert...logical controle

RE: Fine Timer

Hey, Sorry this won't answer your question but how did you record your site? what is "the proxy" ? cheers -Original Message- From: Ducloux Victor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: May 13, 2005 8:52 AM To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org Subject: Fine Timer Hi everybody, I'm totally new

Fine Timer

Hi everybody, I'm totally new to JMeter so please be knid ... ;-) Here's what I would like to know . I use the proxy to record the site I want to use...works Perfect...I've not put a filter for images or javascripts files I've put a timer for my thread group (3000 ms) but the problem is that

RE: How to exclude the monitoring results from the aggregate

You need to read the scoping rules for JMeter: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/UserManual/ScopingRules -Mike On Fri, 2005-05-13 at 14:43 +0100, Guillaume Lahitette wrote: > Thank you both. > > I have 10 Thread Groups for which I need to aggregate results (testing > different but related a

RE: How to exclude the monitoring results from the aggregate

Thank you both. I have 10 Thread Groups for which I need to aggregate results (testing different but related apps, this is a distributed system). So this is what I have: test plan - thread group - thread group ... - thread group - thread group - aggregate I have tried this: test plan -

Re: How to exclude the monitoring results from the aggregate

Or: test plan - thread group - - SimpleController - - - sampler - - - sampler - - - aggregate - - SimpleController - - - sampler for tomcat status - - - sampler for another tomcat status - - - constant timer - - - monitor listener -Mike On Fri, 2005-05-13 at 08:16 -0400, Peter Lin wrot

Re: How to exclude the monitoring results from the aggregate

just put the aggregate result in a different thread group. depending on where you put the listener, it will aggregate the results differently. for example, I usually do this test plan - thread group - - sampler - - sampler - - aggregate - thread group (monitor - - sampler for tomcat status -

How to exclude the monitoring results from the aggregate report?

Folks, I am testing the Monitoring tool Peter has recommended me on the tomcat user list: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build-monitor-test-plan.html. It is looking good so far. It triggered one question though. How can I exclude the monitoring results from the Aggregate Report? T