Check for errors in jmeter.log - and possibly the console screen.
Or try a recent nightly build.
S.
On 03/03/06, Ganti, Venkata <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
> I am having problems with the cookie manager. My test scenario just
> stops after the login screen. It won't execute the rest of
All,
I am having problems with the cookie manager. 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.
If I place my Cookie Manager Element inside some Controller
All,
I am testing an application which has around 6 HTTP Samplers with Cookie
Configuration element added to my test plan.
I checked Use KeepAlive checkbox for all the Samplers, now when I run my
test I want to ensure my test is using the same Cookie across the
application?
Can somebody through
The HTTP Sampler can generate subsamples when it downloads derived
resources - so that might give some ideas for how to return more than
one sample result.
This should also show the samples correctly in the Tree View Listener.
S.
On 03/03/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks
Thanks Sebb,
I'm simulating hundreds of users (I guess I'll have to look into
distributed testing) and this is just a small proportion of my test
script; it will have additional thread groups with different use cases.
I thought I may end up using other samplers (beanshell, Java request or
Junit
I don't think that is going to be easy using JMeter
If you are prepared to write some Java code, you could potentially use
the BeanShell Sampler to create 4 threads to run the JDBC queries and
wait for the result.
Or indeed you could create a JUnit parallel testcase to do the work,
and then test
This is a bug in JMeter 2.1 and 2.1.1 - it uses the filename as the
key to the extracted nodelist, so only the first expression is used.
One way round this is to give the file a different name for each path, e.g.
myFile.xml
and
./myFile.xml
or
MyFile.xml
if you are running on a case-blind system
Hi,
I was hoping I could use the XPath function to extract multiple
attribute values from the same element and set them as HTTP parameters
using this syntax:
Param1=${__XPath(myFile.xml, //record/@firstName)}
Param2=${__XPath(myFile.xml, //record/@lastName)}
Here's a snippet of the XML:
Unfo
Sorry if my mail was confusing.
The test is simulating the JDBC calls being an EJB application, where we
have a logon page followed by one of three possible summary pages. The
logon page is built from one SQL statement, the summary pages 5
statements. For the summary page we have one initial S
It ought to be possible using something like:
org\.apache\.struts\.taglib\.html\.TOKEN.*?="?([\da-f]+)
This assumes that the token value is only hex characters, and the
character following it will never be a hex character.
S
On 03/03/06, Gareth Western <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had this sam
Not sure I understand the bit about 4 simultaneous JDBC requests - is
that for one login, or 4 separate logins?
A given thread (user) can only do one request at a time.
S.
On 03/03/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In my load I want to test the following scenario as JDBC
Well, as it turned out actually I didn't have two, because in the end we
never needed to catch the second case you described. But I guess you
just specify both token name in the "Value" part when passing your variable.
Eg. name: ${token} and value: ${token1}${token2}
Either value1 or value2 wi
The problem i have that both layouts could be in the same responce so I
can´t write as value : ${result1}${result2}
I have allways to use result2, but when result2 is null i have to use
result1.
Can I write this into the value?
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How did you caoncatenate the two variables?
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Gesendet: Freitag, 3. März 2006 13:34
An: JMeter Users List
Betreff: Re: Regular expression
I had this same question a couple of weeks ago. The best way is to just
use T
I had this same question a couple of weeks ago. The best way is to just
use TWO regular expressions (one for each case), store the results in
two variables (e.g. result1 and result2) then concatenate the two into
one (e.g result). I came close to getting a single regular expresssion
to do it al
Hi,
I tried to catch a struts-token from the responce data but I can´t find the
right expression.
There are two possible layouts:
1. org.apache.struts.taglib.html.TOKEN=8e2a7662a96db8af07ec5f73482d8e00
2. name="org.apache.struts.taglib.html.TOKEN"
value="82cdbbcaf1ca130f966624702f348d4e"
Hi All,
Just wanted to share what I've been doing to interpret the JMeter
results after load testing our application. I wanted to group a series
of HTTP results (i.e. a series of requests which make up a frameset) and
display an average time for each request, as well as the average time
for e
Hi,
In my load I want to test the following scenario as JDBC requests.
As a one off the user logs in (there’s one JDBC request attributed to
this) they can then view either a level one, level two or level three
summary screen with (60% 30% or 10%) probability for each. Each summary
screen is
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