RE: Assertion to compare two numbers

I meant to code a new Assertion, which could be based on the Size Assertion. Thanks Sebb - that makes a lot of sense now. Just thinking out loud a bit: in JMeter, assertion need to be tightly coupled to a sampler. Would it be worthwhile decoupling some assertions? For eg: letting a beanshell

Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1

I was in urgency and did not compose the mail properly.Please ignore the previous mail. ) I changed my threadgroup,so tht it'll look like a)NO of threads to start with.. (10). b)Ramp up time (150) c)No of threads to increment

Re: Assertion to compare two numbers

Assertions can be put anywhere: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#assertions Assertions are used to perform additional checks on samplers, and are processed after each sampler in the same scope. Scope:

Re: Difference in Jmeter 2.0.3 and Jmeter 2.1.1

On 24/10/05, ravi kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am calling System.gc() when opening a script or closing a script.Because some times it is giving out of memory error when we keep on doing load the test and close the test.I dont whether is there any memory block is created by

Remote Desktop Connection settings for testing Web Application

Hello All, Can any one provide me the details for RDC settings that are necessary for running the script and also the procedure for recording and changes and that need to be done. I read a bit posted on wiki.jmeter but couldnt succeed so plz help. Amit Kulkarni -- To be what we are, and to

Re: Remote Desktop Connection settings for testing Web Application

Amit, could you be a bit more specific? Amit Kulkarni wrote: Hello All, Can any one provide me the details for RDC settings that are necessary for running the script and also the procedure for recording and changes and that need to be done. I read a bit posted on wiki.jmeter but couldnt

Response too large to be displayed

Hi all, The Jmeter results tree gives the message Response too large to be displayed when I try to view a large response (280KB, for example). Does anyone know if there is a simple way to change the size limit of what the results tree will display (a config file parameter would be great, for

nested thread groups

Hi all, I want to setup a book creation testplan that goes like this: Publisher logs in and creates one book and assigns a chief editor. Chief editor logs in and creates 5 chapters and assigns an editor for each chapter. 5 concurrent working editors log in and finish each 1 chapter Chief editor

Re: Response too large to be displayed

It could be changed, but would then probably have adverse effects on testing. I suggest you file a Bugzilla enhancement request to make the limit configurable, If you want to see the full details, you could always add a Save Results Post-Processor, and load the file in a browser. S. On 24/10/05,

addCookieFromHeader(cookieHeader, url)

Hi All, Everytime I send a request to the server, the cookie has been reset. I debugged the jmeter.log and found that the addCookieHeader() is sending the different cookieHeader for every request. Can someone please help me out Here is my testplan: -thread -simple controller -login

Re: addCookieFromHeader(cookieHeader, url)

Try using the latest nightly build - I made some fixes to Cookie handling recently. S. On 24/10/05, Dharani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, Everytime I send a request to the server, the cookie has been reset. I debugged the jmeter.log and found that the addCookieHeader() is sending the

RE: Assertion to compare two numbers

eg: letting a beanshell assertion 'attach' at the Thread Group level, or just below an 'If Controller'. Assertions can be put anywhere Aha - the issue probably is I am running JMeter 1.9.x Sebb. The version we use (1.9.2) does not allow inserting assertions directly against a thread group