There is a problem in the JMeter document, in the section 18.6 about Timers.
It is written ... To apply a timer after a sampler, either add it to the
next sampler, or add it as the child of a simple logic controller
immediately after the sampler.
Only the 1st proposition works, and it works fine.
Hi all,
i need to perform the following action to have in my tree listener :
http_request1
http_request2
http_request2
http_request2
http_request2
...
My test plan is defined as below :
myvar = 1 (user defined variable)
if myvar==1 then (1st If Controller)
http_request1
myvar = 2
Unless there is also a sampler in the Logic controller ... but point
taken; the documentation is misleading.
S.
On 28/11/05, Bruno Charloup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a problem in the JMeter document, in the section 18.6 about Timers.
It is written ... To apply a timer after a sampler,
Oh ok, I thought there was a sample counter in there as well, but it looks
like just the start time and sampled time, so it's as you say, pretty
simple. I'll let the list know once I get around to doing this, I will
probably do it in Java (since JMeter users obviously already have it) and
not
Thanks - have fun! ...
If you want to post the code, please create a Buzilla enhancement
request, and then attach the code to that. Code sent to the list tends
to get lost/mangled/forgotten/etc.
S.
On 28/11/05, Will Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh ok, I thought there was a sample counter in
Hi. I have a test that, among many other things, uploads a huge file via a
POST. I have all of the listeners disabled, and am running the test in
command-line mode.
Eventually, with high enough numbers of loops and threads, I run out of
memory. I have set the max heap quite high. Does anyone
Seb,
Thanks for your answer.
I think the OnceOnly Controller is not the right controller for my test
plan, because the OnceOnlyController is applied for each thread.
In my test, I want to execute the 1st request only once, whatever the
thread, i.e. for the 2nd and other threads, http_request1 must
Hi Bryn,
You are right. Thanks a lot!
-Original Message-
From: Bryn Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 10:38 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: function StringFromFile could not read data file in UNIX?
is it because you've got the wrong slash at the
Has anyone used Jmeter to test the effects of using page compression vs
not using page compression? Any gotchas that should be avoided, or best
practices that will make this easier? What would you suggest be used to
mimic slower connections?
I got around a similar problem by having a distinct thread group that
immediately executed the initialization code when Jmeter started executing my
script. I used delays in all the other thread groups to prevent them from
starting up until after this was complete. Cludgy, but it worked for
An example from an xml output from JMeter. What is lt here? I guess
t is time (or total time)?
httpSample t=608 lt=329 ts=1133195467745 s=true lb=Request 1
rc=200 rm=OK tn=Thread 1 1-1 dt=text/
Morten
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To unsubscribe,
other people have also tried large files in the past and jmeter definitely
has a limit. the current implementation simply passes the inputstream from
the file to the output stream to http connection.
beyond that, unless a server is hosted at a tier 1 or tier 2 ISP, chances
are the connection
UDVs won't ever work, because they are per thread.
You could use a property - there are functions to get and set them -
but it seems to me that the separate thread group (or indeed a
separate JMeter test plan?) is a good solution at present.
S.
On 28/11/05, Christensen, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW, the unix format works on Windows - assuming the file is on the
same disk - but not the other way round.
S.
On 28/11/05, Liu, Julia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bryn,
You are right. Thanks a lot!
-Original Message-
From: Bryn Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
As to slower connections, the latest nightly builds include a means of
simulating slow connections for the Apache HttpClient sampler.
See jmeter.properties:
#httpclient.socket.http.cps=0
#httpclient.socket.https.cps=0
==
I looked at extending this to the default Http implementation, but it
is
I was reading chapter 19 on documentation about Functions and I was tempted
by use of property. So, your answer encourage me to follow this way ...
I've tryed also the solution from Alan, and for the present time it solves
my problem (I made the same organization in my test plan this morning but I
To be precise on my cludgy solution, the delays in the thread groups (used to
delay beyond the completion of the initialization thread) were enclosed in Once
Only controllers so that they would only run on the first iteration of each
thread.
-Original Message-
From: Bruno Charloup
Hi Peter,
How do we retrieve the values from the CSV file when using
CSV Data Set Config element. I need to pass the values
Retrieved by the Data set to the Bean Shell Script. How do I do that?
Appreciate any help.
With Regards
Anurodh
Add a simple controller at the end of the list of samplers in your
thread group. Within this simple controller place a 5 minute constant
timer and a single sampler (you must have a sampler within this
controller for the delay to work).
Set your thread group to run forever. This should exhibit
Hmm. The label says lt and not it doesn't it? And each element in the
httpSample represents one request, so I don't see how iteration fits in
this case. The number 329 says nothing to me. My test was 1 thread with 5
iterations and I got 5 httpSample results (like the one below) in my result
From reading the code:
t = elapsed time for whole sample
lt = latency = time to first response
It looks as though the latency only applies to the HttpSampler (plus
its derived classes AccessLogSampler and SoapSampler) at present.
I guess it ought to be added to the others (if appropriate).
And
Hi,
I need help in distributing the load across different
pages of an application. Basically we are load testing an application where in
I need to distribute the load.
I am trying to create a scenario like this-
100 users for log in page Page 1
25 users for composing a mail Page
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