Hi ,
I have designed a load test with the use case being the login scenario for
an application .
Now my test details are as follows :
No of Threads :1
Ramp up period -1 sec
Forever option checked
Run duration - 600 secs
Now the tests complete when I start with 1 thread and increase to 25 t
I think my problem comes from the way I'm referencing this variable created
by RegEx from BeanShell.
My RegEx look like:
ReferenceName: Attributes
Regular Expression: (.+?)
Template:$1$
Match No: 1
and the BeanShell function string:
${__BeanShell(String str=v
Hi all,
I wondered whether somebody out there has a Linux JMeter Boot CD that
he/she might share?! What I mean is a bootable Linux (Knoppix or
something like it) which is customised to be a JMeter client/server. If
not I'll probably try and do something like that over the next weeks
(months?!).
Hi Everyone,
I have trawled through this site (and others via google) and I can't the
answer I'm looking for so am posting this question here.
1) I have a jsp page called setup.jsp. This checks for a cookie called
'username'. If it can't find it, then it redirects to login.jsp.
2) login.jsp tak
there's also a Include controller
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Include_Controller
not sure if that fits your needs or not.
peter
On 8/1/06, Carl Nygaard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The module controller was designed with this in mind. Unfortunately
it
The module controller was designed with this in mind. Unfortunately
it is not very reliable. (For example it does not work in non-GUI
mode, and saving is flaky.) I also don't think it works at all to
abstract out post-processors. As far as I know, you'll have to settle
with copy and paste.
On
so I would like my parameter productAttributes to get its value from this
function string I created, but still no results:
${__BeanShell(String str = vars.get("Attributes"); String newstr =
str.replace("<"\," wrote:
To explain this a bit more. This is a sequence:
1. Variable Attributes is retu
To explain this a bit more. This is a sequence:
1. Variable Attributes is returned from a RegEx in a step before.
2. I have a Soap RPC Sampler with a preprocessor - User Parameters. This
parameter NewAttributes needs to be populated with whatever BeanShell
function returns in order for that Soap
I haven't tried this, and I don't really know what I'm talking about as I'm
new to beanshell, but I suspect you want to use vars.get("Attributes"} and
then vars.put("Attributes", newstr) to replace the value in Attributes with
your new one. Or if you're just trying to use it immediately without
s
I'm trying to manipulate a string (replace some characters) using BeanShell
function and store this new string as a user defined variable.
This is the code I have but it does not do what it is supposed to do:
${__BeanShell(String str = new String("${Attributes}"); String newstr =
str.replace("<"\
Actually, yes, just moments ago I finally came up with a solution. The code
isn't very pretty (I suspect beanshell never is), but it does what I need it
to do. Hopefully it'll help you too. I use the java regex library to parse
the result of a jmeter sampler. This code is what I typed into a b
Hello,
>
> It seems you're having almost exactly the same problem I am! I was
> wishing
> for something similar to the CSV data set config element, except that
> would
> allow each thread to have its own pointer. No such thing exists. I was
> told beanshell would be a good solution to this. S
sebb napisał(a):
> > >> As long as I run one-thread tests all seems to be working
properly.
> The problem
> > >> begins in case of number of threads. CSVRead allows to manage file
> pointers in each
> > >> thread independently but - here is the catch - each time I load
value
> from
>
> They are no
I have a similar issue your first problem. Have you been able to come up
with any solutions?
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Is it possible to reuse test plan elements in my test plan. I have some
complex RE post-processors that I need to reuse more than once through out
my test that I am having trouble keeping in sync. I would like to have just
one copy of the RE post-processor.
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Excellent, this is going to be very useful.
Thanks,
Milla
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From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 4:46 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Different IP addresses for requests
If your host has multiple IP addresses, version 2.2 of JMeter
I'm actually interested in checking this... I wrote a little script to print
the hash value using the print() beanshell command, but I can't figure out
where the output goes... I checked the jmeter.log file and it wasn't there,
and I also looked around for a beanshell log and didn't find one. It
On 01/08/06, Yanroy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mart,
It seems you're having almost exactly the same problem I am! I was wishing
for something similar to the CSV data set config element, except that would
allow each thread to have its own pointer. No such thing exists. I was
But it could be
Mart,
It seems you're having almost exactly the same problem I am! I was wishing
for something similar to the CSV data set config element, except that would
allow each thread to have its own pointer. No such thing exists. I was
told beanshell would be a good solution to this. Since I'm still l
Thanks Andy! I think you inadvertently answered my question with
> The path is relative to the working path of JMeter, all of the variables
> are also user defined (once) and substituted in the appropriate places.
since this means that my relative path (..\xmlresults) will always be
valid, regar
On 01 Aug 2006 16:18:14 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for breaking the thread, I've had problem with post.
>> As long as I run one-thread tests all seems to be working properly. The
problem
>> begins in case of number of threads. CSVRead allows to manage fil
Hello,
Sorry for breaking the thread, I've had problem with post.
>> As long as I run one-thread tests all seems to be working properly. The
>> problem
>> begins in case of number of threads. CSVRead allows to manage file pointers
>> in each
>> thread independently but - here is the catch - ea
yourfile.java must implements some abstract class, see
jmeter/...src/JavaTest.java
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The jar file should be in the lib/ext directory.
Your class must implement the JavaSamplerClient interface.
S.
On 30/07/06, heiman666 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to run a Java Request. However, the list of classnames does not
include the classes in my jar file. Is it because the jar
On 01 Aug 2006 15:25:57 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I've encountered a non-trivial problem I cannot solve - how to open many times
the same file (each
in separate thread) or - how to manage file pointer for one opened file for each
thread separately?
Here is a sh
Hello,
I've encountered a non-trivial problem I cannot solve - how to open many times
the same file (each
in separate thread) or - how to manage file pointer for one opened file for each
thread separately?
Here is a short description of my application:
It's a bot created to perform tests. Bot i
Might be worth trying the same test using the default HTTP Sampler to
see if it behaves the same.
It may be a bug - we'll need a test case that we can use to reproduce
the problem.
Please create a Bugzilla issue, and you can then attach any relevant files, e.g.
jmeter.properties
jmeter.log
JMX f
On 01/08/06, Labudu Gopanna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for reply
I have added empty cookie manager but HTTP request is not logging
When you login via a browser, I assume you enter the user name and
password in a form.
You then press a login button, which will generate a GET or POST requ
If your host has multiple IP addresses, version 2.2 of JMeter allows
you to select which one to use.
See jmeter.properties - httpclient.localaddress.
Only works for the Apache HTTPClient sampler, and applies to the
entire test-run, so it would only be useful when running multiple
instances of JMe
On 31/07/06, Yanroy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Upon the advice of the people on this list, I've started using beanshell to
do the complex parts of my jmeter test. So far, this seems like a really
good idea. I'd read that beanshell was a terrible language, but after a
little experience
Thanks for reply
I have tried using proxy server
But it is not showing the snap shots of recorded url web page in View
results tree->response data->Render HTML
Every time it shows logout page as snapshot
I am not sure about jmeter response time whether it is giving correct
response time because
Hi Chris,
If this isn´t useful/correct, hopefully the correction to my post may
also help me.
For Gui runs I created a variable like this:
* FilePrefix =
Results/${TestCase}/Threads_${Threads}/Duration_${RunDuration}/${__time(YMDHMS)}/
The path is relative to the working path of JM
Hi Phillip,
I´m a rather new user with JMeter but I would advise:
Looking at this: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/
Then reading this: http://www.slash7.com/pages/vampires
For any remaining questions before doing anything checking this:
http://www.google.de/search?q=jmeter+etwas
Have you recorded a script for this login, using a Proxy Server? See
Jmeter documentation for this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/jmeter_proxy_step_by_step.pd
f
Does the site use https ? If so use Badboy to record and export the
resulting script as a Jmeter script.
HtH
Andrew Layton
Hi all,
I am using jmeter I don't know how to login
I am using HTTP authorization manager and cookie manager with one HTTP
request
For HTTP Authorization manager, I am giving URL, username, password,
Results is showing pass but every time it shows the logout page as snap
shot for every url
In
Hi
I have connected pub/subs manually via jndi to a tibco topic to test the jndi
connection settings are fine. It works so now I go to use JMeter to stress
test it. Then I enter the following jndi settings (taken from my code):
Initial Context Factory: com.tibco.tibjms.naming.TibjmsInitialCont
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