Hi,
I`m having problems using jmeter when the SOAP messeges that are encrypted
using wss4j. So I basically require a mechanism by which i can tell jmeter
to encrypt my SOAP messages using a particular keystore. I`ve seen some
options like these in jmeter.properties but those are for SSL only.
I don't think apache soap supports encryption, so most likely you'll need to
write your own sampler
peter lin
On 10/10/05, akshay singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I`m having problems using jmeter when the SOAP messeges that are encrypted
> using wss4j. So I basically require a mechanis
I want to understand the explaination of the 90% line in aggregate report.
What I think it should be: Average of samples with 90% significance, i.e. if
you assume a bell shaped distribution around the mean, this number should be an
average of the middle 90% numbers (as in average after top 5%
The 90% line tells you that 90% of the samples fell at or below that
number. It works like median rather than like mean. The advantage of
such a measure is it allows you to assert something like "90% of
requests were handled in x amount of time". With an average, you can
make no such assertion a
as mike already explained, the 90% is "90% of the samples finished within
0-x time".
Since I instigated this feature, I'll explain the purpose for it. In my line
work, requirements are expressed in terms of "90% of the requests must
finish within X milliseconds". This is driven by SLA (service lev
I'm using jmeter 2.1, jdk 1.4.2_07, and I'm proxying on port 8081.
The only odd thing about the jmeter log is this warning, which I figure
probably isn't relevant here. "jmeter.gui.util.MenuFactory: Missing jar?
Could not create org.apache.jmeter.visualizers.MailerVisualizer.
java.lang.NoClas
Peter/Michael
Thanks that explains the number and the rational.
One more related question, I am running the tests in non GUI mode, is there a
way to get the aggregate report/aggregate graph report in non GUI mode?
Matt
Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
as mike already explained, the 90%
currently there isn't a way to do that in console mode. I've been working on
a reporting tool for jmeter, but the last two weeks haven't been too
productive. I got the flu 2 weeks back and last week I didn't work on the
reporting tool.
once we get Jmeter moved to Subversion, I will continue workin
> Hello,
>
> I have developed one servlet application and I am using tomcat as
> servlet container. My Application is not a browser application. I use
> POST method to send some data(a Map Object) from client.
>
> I want to use Jmeter for testing my application. I could sent only
> some name and
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