Aggregate Report Listener - Question?

Hi, I'm using jmeter 2.0.3. I have a question regarding the last column in Aggregate report. From the user manual, it seems the last column refers to approximate throughput (request/second). Yet I'm not able to understand it completely. for example, i have 20 different http requests in my

Question about Constant Timer

Hi, Will there be any difference in behaviour between the following 2 sample test plans ? In the first one, constant timer is at thread group level, while in the second one , it's under each http request. Sample Test Plan 1: ThreadGroup with 100 threads HTTP Request 1

Re: Question about Constant Timer

Yes, there's a difference. In Plan #1 with the two timers at the threadgroup level, they will be added together for every request under that threadgroup - for a total of 200ms delay. In Plan #2, Request 1 will be delayed 100ms, Request #2 will be delayed 100ms, but the last request, which has no

Re: Aggregate Report Listener - Question?

The Total is the actual throughput achieved by your whole test plan. Some of us think it's the only relevant value in that column. -Mike On Fri, 2005-09-16 at 03:24 -0500, Srinath vaidyanathan wrote: Hi, I'm using jmeter 2.0.3. I have a question regarding the last column in Aggregate

Re: [proposal] - add the feature to allow user classpaths

Point taken. Not sure it would make sense to have more than one classpath in a TestPlan, so perhaps the best place for it would be to add it to the TestPlan element. However ... If the extra class-path entries are only needed whilst running a test, then it should be fairly straightforward to

How it can be implemented?

Hi, I have a requirement for test plans to share some common elements and tree branches. For instance, the idea is to have a lot of test plans that refers to the same login procedure (set of HTTP samplers, assertions, extractors, configuration, and so on). If login procedure is changed, than

Re: Is this a bug in webservices (SOAP) request sampler

the way it is currently implemented, the sampler parses the XML to a DOM document and re-uses it. to get it to work that way would need an enhancement. please file an enhancement and I'll take a look thanks for reporting it peter On 9/16/05, Manish Mathuria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am

Re: How it can be implemented?

there's a new include controller which should be out with 2.1.1. it will allow you to make a series of requests in the workspace and then save it as a module. the module can then be used in the include controller. peter On 9/16/05, Manish Mathuria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am going

Is it possible to pause/break and continue

Hi, I am trying to automate the process of web registration and I get a image which contains text that I need to visually read and type into the next http request as a parameter and also pass along all the cookies I got in the current request. I am not sure how to automate this sequence and if