the monitor results is specifically design to monitor tomcat 5 or newer.
are you using tomcat?
peter
On 6/29/06, samuel cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I try to setup 'Monitor Results'(Graph Results) but I don't see
anything in the result.
Here is my test plan;
Test Plan
-> Thread Group
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I try to setup 'Monitor Results'(Graph Results) but I don't see
anything in the result.
Here is my test plan;
Test Plan
-> Thread Group
->-> Simple Controller
-->->->HTTP Request
->->->Constant Timer
->->Monitor Results
My JMeter test plan is very simple, I have the HTTP Request to hit a
http s
Is there anyway for a Java Sampler to return a value to be used in a HTTP
request? For example, could I use the Java Sampler to find an appropriate
client number and then return that value to JMeter to be used in a search in
a HTTP request?
I figured that I could make the Java Class write the va
Thanks Chinmoy - I tried this, but could not get it to work either. The
parameters in the file are really a list of URLs, so I wasn't quite sure what
to put in the parameter name field in this scenario.
I wish I could figure out how to get rid of the %20 jmeter appears to append to
each line
Hi again!
My problem is simple, I just need to turn off the cache.
I keep getting the 0ms for some URLs which are already loaded in current or a
previous test run, although the size is normally suggesting that at least some
short time should be spent for them to be retrieved.
Assuming its pro
---sample BeanShell code ---
if (debug == "True")
log.info("Processing " + vars.get("MessageType") + " message")
---sample BeanShell code ---
The methods you'll most likely use are
vars.get
vers.put
and vars.remove
See http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/ for more information.
As wit
Hi,
I'm looking toward a quick way of running X users every Y seconds, without
creating two thread group, with one user every Y seconds.
The ramp up is the delay before each thread to be started, and it only run
one thread per ramp up.
I have a test which does 26 samples, with of minimum pause o
Hi All
We are planning to use JMeter in one of our project.
I was wondering, if JMeter provides any Transaction per sec (TPS)
related statistics.
Can you please throw some lights on this?
Thanks,
Giri
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