I have Jmeter version 2.0.3. I also tried to record a script using HTTP proxy
server, but in this case I had to set proxy server as localhost on my browser
and I can record a script but my actual proxy server address is different and
when I set this address as a proxy server in my browser Jmete
Hi all
I need to test a web application which contains streaming
media like mpeg,mpg files.This application uses RTP and RTSP Protocals.Is it
possible to do this with JMETER.
Thanks in advance
Ravi
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Thanks again - that would be SearchByClass.
I see now that JMeterThread already uses that to find the Listeners,
so it could also use it find the new interface, and use that to call
the threadStarted and threadFinished methods. Might get a chance to
commit that later tonight.
S.
On 21/07/05, Mich
There is a tree traverser that knows how to search for all objects of a
certain type. So, that provides a very convenient way to find all the
ThreadListeners.
-Mike
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 16:44 +0100, sebb wrote:
> Oops, that's my fault - I implemented it over a year ago, and promptly
> forgot ab
just becuase there's no response, it doesn't necessarily mean the time
will be zero. for example, if the sampler tries to connect to the
server and wasn't able to, it might take a few seconds for the
connection to close. Not all servers close and clean up connections
correctly, so there's no gauran
Oops, that's my fault - I implemented it over a year ago, and promptly
forgot about it ...
Obviously I thought it was useful at the time, but I did not consider
the effect on test startup/shutdown.
Looking at it again now, I suppose the cloneTree method could check
for the appropriate interface a
Well, I was a little surprised to discover this method is a part of
every TestElement. That seems like overkill, and maybe it would be more
appropriate for it to be a separate interface that any element can
implement. If every Test Element object instance in a test has to have
it's "threadFinished
On 13/07/05, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The TCP Sampler does work, but it is fairly simple.
>
> It only allows for one EOL character (defined as a property). See
> jmeter.properties for descriptions of other TCP properties.
>
> Each sampler creates a new connection, so if you have multiple
On 21/07/05, Rainer David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using the j2sdk1.4.2_03 on windows with jmeter 2.0.3 and the oracle
> driver ojdbc14.jar
> The oracle driver is working normally for other java applications that
> i'm running
>
>
> i got the following error displayed in the listener "Vi
That's a lot simpler - don't know how I managed to miss that one.
S.
On 21/07/05, Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 15:17 +0100, sebb wrote:
> > On 21/07/05, Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > JMeter has a global namespace and thread-specific namespaces
my first guess is the driver name is wrong. I haven't used
ojdbc14.jar, but the older drivers were different. are you using
oracle 10g?
peter
On 7/21/05, Rainer David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using the j2sdk1.4.2_03 on windows with jmeter 2.0.3 and the oracle
> driver ojdbc14.jar
> The
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 15:17 +0100, sebb wrote:
> On 21/07/05, Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > JMeter has a global namespace and thread-specific namespaces. Seems to
> > me you would want to store your socket in the thread-specific namespace,
> > and any TCP Sampler can retrieve it fr
On 21/07/05, Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> JMeter has a global namespace and thread-specific namespaces. Seems to
> me you would want to store your socket in the thread-specific namespace,
> and any TCP Sampler can retrieve it from there. Each one should also be
> able to create a n
I am using the j2sdk1.4.2_03 on windows with jmeter 2.0.3 and the oracle
driver ojdbc14.jar
The oracle driver is working normally for other java applications that
i'm running
i got the following error displayed in the listener "View Results Tree"
which is listening to the jdbc request sample show
JMeter has a global namespace and thread-specific namespaces. Seems to
me you would want to store your socket in the thread-specific namespace,
and any TCP Sampler can retrieve it from there. Each one should also be
able to create a new one if it does not yet exist, and at test end, the
sampler s
On 21/07/05, srikanth peddireddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Sebb,
>
> can you please answer some more questions on this topic. I gave some of my
> assumptions and dopubts below your response
>
> >>The current TCP Sampler creates a new socket for each sampler
> >>occurrence in each thr
Hi Sebb,
can you please answer some more questions on this topic. I gave some of my
assumptions and dopubts below your response
>>The current TCP Sampler creates a new socket for each sampler
>>occurrence in each thread. I do plan to add re-usable sockets to the
>>TCP Sampler, but that probabl
The current TCP Sampler creates a new socket for each sampler
occurrence in each thread. I do plan to add re-usable sockets to the
TCP Sampler, but that probably won't be for a few weeks.
One way to re-use the same socket might to have only a single sampler,
and vary the content of the request us
Thanks, but I think I did not explain myself clear enough.
The session is set up by opening a TCP connection and sending a login
request. From that point on, all transactions (both from the server and from
the client) are sent on that same connection (=same socket). I suspect
Jmeter was build w
i think Zohar is not talking about HTTP sessions.
he wants to test a scenario where number of clients connect to a server via a
TCP connection (socket) and keep on doing some action over that socket
connection(like requesting some data) and server will respond with some other
data.
I too need to
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