Hello,
I regurarly have a problem with the names of tests that are reported by
listeners.
For the moment I didn't manage to clearly identify a scenario and a Test
Plan scheme for reproducing it systematically :(
However the behaviour I sometimes observe is the following one :
Consider the
As you may have guessed, the subject of my previous post was erroneous :
It should be Bad test name reported by listeners instead of Bad test name
reported by samplers.
Regards
PiRanha
PiRanha wrote :
Hello,
I regurarly have a problem with the names of tests that are reported by
listeners.
Peter-
Nice artwork.
My favorites:
* Book for Test Plan
* Spool for Thread Group
* Pencil for Simple Data Writer
* Clock for Constant Throughput Timer
Suggestions:
* Green go button from Firefox (the circle w/out word 'Go') for HTTP
Request
* Diskette for Save Responses
* Question mark for If
Sounds like a bug.
I suggest you create a Bugzilla issue for this, and attach a short
test plan that shows the problem, along with the full jmeter.log and
jtl output file.
S.
On 6/13/05, PiRanha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you may have guessed, the subject of my previous post was erroneous :
thanks for the feedback.
On 6/13/05, Krahe, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter-
Nice artwork.
My favorites:
* Book for Test Plan
* Spool for Thread Group
* Pencil for Simple Data Writer
* Clock for Constant Throughput Timer
Suggestions:
* Green go button from Firefox (the circle
On 6/13/05, Peter Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks for the feedback.
On 6/13/05, Krahe, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter-
Nice artwork.
My favorites:
* Book for Test Plan
* Spool for Thread Group
* Pencil for Simple Data Writer
* Clock for Constant Throughput Timer
Hi,
My test scripts are working fine in JMeter GUI.While I'm running
the same test scripts using Ant, It's failing because there is no
trusted certificate found.
All HTTPS samples are failing,rest of them are ok.
How should I specify the certificate using Ant.Which certificate I have
to
How are you loading your certs in Jmeter?
In your jmeter.properties file, there are two properties that you should
have uncommented. One is the trustStore (javax.net.ssl.trustStore)
property, and the other is the keyStore (javax.net.ssl.keyStore). If
you entered the path of where your
I am trying to find where I have a problem with one of my scripts. The
jmeter.log file has helped with others but I am wondering how I can modify
it so that it will print my own comments out as well, if this is possible.
Thanks!
-Matt
Hello all, I have a web application for testing the session variables but I
don't know how it works.
My application has two jsp files, the first one read two parameters from the
request and put them into the user session, then I try to get those values
from session but they are null.
See the __log() and __logn() functions for ways of putting information
in the jmeter log file.
Also consider changing the logging level to DEBUG (see comments in
jmeter.properties).
S.
On 6/13/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to find where I have a problem with one of
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