> It is a differnet way of working either
> request, answer, request, answer or
> request, request, request, answer, answer, answer
>
> This is how the Users work, they request all 6 Pages at the same time and
> dont have to wait for the data returned.
The HTTP client that requests a page *must*
Hi,
The understanding is wrong. Actually the ramp up time is how much time
it takes to start all the threads. So if count as 50 and ramp up time as
10sec then it will start 5 threads per sec and so on.
Hope that solves the problem.
Regards,
Puneet
-Original Message-
From: Sachin Ashok
Hi,
Last month I wrote an article about 'the good things in life that are
free'. The article is published in the magazine Professional Tester -
June 2005. I discuss three tools (JMeter, BadBoy, AutoIT) in short and
point out that good tools don't have to cost a lot of money. You can
find the artic
Hi,
In the thread group we have the option of entering the no of threads and
the ramp up time (in seconds). For example, if I give 10 threads and 1
sec as the ramp up time then according to my understanding a user will
be added every one second till the no of users reach 10. But, if I start
wit
I want Jmeter not to wait for results.
It should request several requests without waiting for any answer.
It is a differnet way of working either
request, answer, request, answer or
request, request, request, answer, answer, answer
This is how the Users work, they request all 6 Pages at the s
JMeter is quite handy, but having to manually enter row upon row of
parameters for HTTP request samplers is real pain in the butt.
I've searched user manual, jmeter wiki and rest of the web for
solutions. So far, no luck. Has anyone out there implemented an
approach for building a multi-paramete
If you're referring to Mozilla style 'middle-mouse-button' tabs, you don't
need to simulate the user returning to view those tabs. As Mike said, you
need to load pages sequentially. Perhaps appropriately varying delays is
what you need to simulate your user.
Something like this?
What version of JMeter are you both using?
If you are using 2.0.3, please create a Bugzilla issue and attach a
simple test plan that shows the problem, along with the jmeter.log
file - remember to obscure any passwords etc first.
S.
On 6/24/05, Ayvazyan, Irina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks
Any messages in jmeter.log file?
On 6/24/05, Andrey Rogov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I made a project containing 10 HTTP Request,
> Number of threads = 1, Loop Quantity = 10.
> After the work was done a diagram's num of samples was 5795.
> Then I changed the number of threads to be 50, Lo
have you looked at the new step-by-step i wrote?
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-jmeter/xdocs/usermanual/jmeter_proxy_step_by_step.sxw?rev=1.2&view=log
peter
On 6/27/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
>
> By mistake I removed the port from port field of the GUI
Hard to say what the problem is from here. I don't know your setup,
don't know how you configured your browser, don't know if maybe you're
trying to record https. Don't know if you've configured the other parts
of the proxy recorder correctly. You'd have to provide a lot more
details.
-Mike
O
By mistake I removed the port from port field of the GUI but even after
providing it I could not record the samples.
Pls find the jmeter.log below
2005/06/27 20:02:51 INFO - jmeter.protocol.http.proxy.Daemon: Proxy: OK
2005/06/27 20:02:51 INFO - jmeter.protocol.http.proxy.Daemon: Creating
D
Creating proxy on port 0? That doesn't sound likely to work.
-Mike
On Mon, 2005-06-27 at 19:29 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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>
>
> Thanx for your quick reply. I am trying to connect to google and check
> whether the samplers are recorded. I started it with required info jmeter -H
> 111.11
Thanx for your quick reply. I am trying to connect to google and check
whether the samplers are recorded. I started it with required info jmeter -H
111.111.111.111 -P 3128 -u xxx -a yyy information in the command line but
could not get the samples recorded.
Pls find the jmeter.log details give
I use XML assertion to check the result of a SOAP/XML-RPC request.
But in the log file I have the follwing entries even with correct XML response.
This happen some times but not for all requests.
true
false
Error in building: FWK005 parse may not be called while
parsing.: FWK005
JMeter does not multi-thread each simulated user. If you are simulating
100 users, creating 5 new threads per user would result in 500 threads
being created, which could easily swamp your client machine and ruin
your attempted performance test.
In your example, each simulated user would load th
Not sure I understand your environment fully, but it sounds like your
connection to the app you are testing now has to go through a proxy.
This proxy has nothing to do with JMeter's recording proxy though. To
tell JMeter to use a proxy server, you must start it with information in
the command line
Hello,
I need the following:
A User has the possibity to request 6 pages at the same time and does not
wait for responses. Instead he returns to the pages when data is retrieved.
Example:
Load Main-Page (with 6 tabbed sub-pages)
load Tab 1
load Tab 2
l
hi,
I earlier had a direct connection through LAN so I used to put
Address: localhost
Port: 8090
in the IE -Tools-InternetOptions- Connections - LAN Settings - proxy server.
Jmeter HTTP proxy server will have the same port: 8090. It worked fine. Now
we have been routed through proxyserver
Hello,
I have the same problem but with Soap/XML-RPC request. It happen when I put
enough thread (more than 7/sec) after a certain time (some tens of seconds). It
does not depend of the size of the transfered data because the same request can
work or not.
I entered a bug about this last week
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