Hi DK,
For passing values like user name and password use user parameter file.
This is the solution for u r problem:
1. go to options->function Helper Dialog
2. Choose a functionCSV Read
3. Then create one csv file(Ex: login.csv) in JMETER bin folder.That file
contains first coloum as userna
Hi Kyle,
U said that JMETER is not opening the site through proxy.For recording
instead of JMETER use BAD BOY and then import the data to JMETER.I think
this time this may be work..try this one and inform me the status also
Regards,
Mahesh
On 12/13/06, Kyle Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jian,
Yes.U r absolutely correct.That is response time of u r URL
only.Actually this response time mainly depending on u r network
bandwidth alsoIf u see the statistics the minimum reponse time is .7 sec
only.If u want correct response time then take 95% percentile value(I think
u know
sadly, jmeter does not provide that functionality :(
luckily for me, the times I've had to give performance numbers for capacity
planning and performance specs, it was in terms of bandwidth consumed and
requests/second.
peter
On 12/13/06, Ron Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I agree with you
I agree with your argument about pages downloaded per second Peter; in
fact this graph is off by default in LoadRunner. But my company has used
this as a metric (among others) for years and is not about to change.
That's why I'm trying to find a JMeter equivalent.
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jmeter will measure the requests per second. that isn't the same as pages
per second for a couple of reasons.
1. a page may have multiple images and stuff embedded
2. images are cached by the browser the first time it's loaded
3. not every page is the same, so page per second a poor measurement o
We use Pages Downloaded per Second as a performance metric in LoadRunner. In
side by side tests with LoadRunner and JMeter there dosen't seem to be any
correlation between that metric in LoadRunner and Throughput in JMeter. Can
someone please explain how to get the eaquivalent metric in JMeter?
R
Hi,
I am very new for JMeter and have got some questions on my first try.
(1) How to explain 'Elapsed Time' in JMeter's result ? Is it equal to 'Response Time' ?
(2) If not, how to compute 'Response Time' ?
(3) I tried to simulate 300 users for 30 sec in my laptop for a specific url a
The information in the recent thread entitled "Yet another extractor
question" should be of help for your problem.
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To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: How to store Load time for a page in a v
The only error in the jmeter log is a failed assertion result (I had
it check that the response did not contain Server Error), and that the
server returned an error code.
The site is not public, it lives on my companies intranet.
--Kyle
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The time is not currently available in a variable.
However, you could use the BeanShell post-processor to extract it from
the previous sample, and store it in a JMeter variable.
There have been various postings about BeanShell usage recently. These
should give an idea how to go about it.
On 13
Hi All,
I have to store load time of a jsp page in a variable and then use it
in the next page for performing certaln calculations. How this could
be done?
Thanks,
Ravindra
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I don't think user_classpath is used by JMeter ...
There are two search paths that can be defined in jmeter.properties:
search_paths - this is used for JMeter jars; corresponds to lib/ext
user.classpath - this is used for utility jars, corresponds to lib
You have not said where you put the cla
Hi All,
I successed executing HTTPS script with basic authentication.
I recorded HTTP request with basic authentication at first.
Next, I modified the recorded requests to HTTPS.(protocol and port number
on Jmeter GUI)
then I added HTTP authentication manager.
then I executed the modified sc
Hello,
I am trying to load test a client app that connects to a weblogic server.
The client app is a simple java app I planned to call from a java request
sampler.
However, the client app needs several large jars which I added to the
user_classpath. All in all I need about 43 megs of jars. But
On 13/12/06, Hemant Gaur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been able to get this fixed in the Jmeter.
[...]
Any one from the developer community wants to review and check in the
change ?
Please create a Bugzilla issue with the full details - it needs to be
understandable on its own.
Once
I have been able to get this fixed in the Jmeter.
Actually the calls made for
connection.setClientID(idGenerator.generateId());//not supported by
OpenJMS
are removed from the OpenJMS code path in the
org.activemq.sampler.Consumer
And added the UniqueID to the client name while creating the
subsc
True, but that's definitely overkill here, as one would need much more
disk space - each VM presumably needs copies of JMeter and all the
scripts and data files.
However it would be useful as a way of generating requests from
multiple IP addresses.
On 13/12/06, Ivan Rancati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
One other option is to use virtualization
For example
http://openvz.org/
It might take a while to setup but then you would have multiple virtual
environments per physical box. One added advantage is that software
incompatibilities become less relevant.
socio_pal wrote:
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> Hi:
> I need to ru
Hi sebb,
I am sure, I have uncommented required statements in
jmeter.Properties file. It did not work. same exception is shown.
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