Sometimes the webserver I'm testing hangsor otherwise gives no reponse
back on a request from my JMeter 2.0.3 testplan. Because I'm testing 24
testplans throughout a night or a weekend it's kind of nasty when in the
morning JMeter still waits for that one request to respond.
I've tried the
Hi,
I have been using jmeter 2.0.3 to perform load testing on a web application. On
my existing script I use variables on Sampler Names to easily identify what is
being executed on the View Results Tree window.
I have decided to try and convert my scripts to jmeter 2.1.1. While converting
I
In my JMeter 2.0.3 test I extract with the Regular Expression Extractor
the version of the webapplication I'm testing from an HTTP response.
Problem is I cannot see after the test is done what the value of this
new parameter is.
In particular I would like to save the value of this parameter to
One way is to create a JavaTest Sampler and put the value in one of its fields.
The __log() or __logn() functions can write to jmeter.log, but unless
you save the file, it gets overwritten each time.
S.
On 12/10/05, Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my JMeter 2.0.3 test I extract with the
Hello. I want to use the distributed testing function of jmeter.
The problem is that the defeult port 1099 is already used on the distant
machine I want to run jmeter-server on. How do I change the port used by
jmeter? I keep seeing options to change the port the client will send his
messages
Have a look in jmeter.properties. Search for 1099.
S.
On 12/10/05, bugfactory anonyme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. I want to use the distributed testing function of jmeter.
The problem is that the defeult port 1099 is already used on the distant
machine I want to run jmeter-server on. How
Not sure that the default HTTP protocol implementation supports
timeouts. If it does, then presumably there is a System property one
can set.
All I can suggest is to try searching the Sun documentation...
S.
On 12/10/05, Rinke Heida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometimes the webserver I'm testing
I already did that, but it did not work. However, after your message, I
looked into it some more and found out I also had to change rmiregistry
to rmiregistry port in jmeter-server. Thanks.
I now have another problem.
Exception in thread main java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
On 12/10/05, bugfactory anonyme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I already did that, but it did not work. However, after your message, I
looked into it some more and found out I also had to change rmiregistry
to rmiregistry port in jmeter-server. Thanks.
jmeter.properties says:
# Change default
I do not know if jmeter starts normally in GUI mode. It is a remote server,
I have terminal only (text only console).
My co workers found out a bit more, though. libXp.so.6 is a system library
required by libawt.so. We downloaded libXp.so.6 and installed it, but it did
not solve the problem.
I ran an some more tests and the problem is caused by the combination
of jars that I use. A fresh download of jmeter does not have this
problem.
On 10/12/05, Bogdan Calmac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a very simple test plan which looks like this:
TestPlan
ThreadGroup
HttpRequest
Finally, te reason was that I deleted xalan, xerces and xml-apis
assuming that they are included in Java 1.5. Are the versions that
come with jmeter newer than those in Java 1.5? Or does jmeter strictly
depend on the bundled jars?
On 10/12/05, Bogdan Calmac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ran an some
Without the 3 jars, the XML results generated by JMeter (from any
listener) under Java 1.5 has
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
before all sampleResult tags.
Without looking at the code, I would guess there is some issue with
the code generating the XML, because this problem only happens when
Hi,
I would like to do the following,
1.)request one :
http://localhost:8080/DataManagerWebapp/consultAdresses.do which retrieves
(from the database) 150 adresses of people of the organisation.
2.)Via the webapp interface, I update one or more addresses
3.)In the next request, I would like to
Looks like this needs further investigation - I'm getting some odd
results with Java 1.5 both with and without the jars.
S.
On 12/10/05, Bogdan Calmac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without the 3 jars, the XML results generated by JMeter (from any
listener) under Java 1.5 has
?xml version=1.0
I checked log errors only, chose a filename, and used the default
Assertion Results confgiuration. The errors in the file did not show the
names of the Response Assertions that failed. Is there some special
configuration I need to do to get Respsonse Assertion names to show in a
file written
I seem to be having problems with the cookie manager. In jmeter version
2.1.1, my test scenario just stops after the login screen. It won't
execute the rest of the http requests in my test plan. If I disable
cookie manager, it will execute all the http requests.
In jmeter version 1.9, the
Hi Chris,
I'd say it's pretty much depending on your application and on the test you want
to perform.
Try recording your szenario within your application. JMeter records also all
the parameters sent, so you don't have to set anything additionaly by hand.
Hope this helps
Best regards
Noam
it looks like you're running the test twice but using the same log file. by
default jmeter appends to the log file, so you'll need to give each run a
different file name.
hope that helps
peter
On 10/12/05, Bogdan Calmac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a very simple test plan which looks like
I'm writing a test plan where I have a predefined set of values and I
would like to choose one at random and use it as an http parameter. For
example, I want to choose randomly from (dog, fish, cat) and use it in my
url
http://localhost/myapp/search.jsp?term=dog|fish|cat
It sounds simple but I
Hi All,
Is there any way to test thick clients by Jmeter ? Please suggest if you
know any or any other free tool good at doing that.
Manish
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