Re: module controller does not work in non-gui mode

When patches are applied, the Bugzilla issue will be updated. It has not been updated, so the patch has not been applied. On 05/03/07, chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi everyone! i now that there exists a bug (38687) in SVN for this problem, and someone posted a patch for this. i cannot find

Java Request and HTTP Request Defaults

Hi I was wondering how I can get access to values defined in HTTP Request Defaults from my Java Request implementation, either via direct reference in the Java or passed in through the Test Plan plan as parameters to my Java Request object. Thanks Peter -

module controller does not work in non-gui mode

hi everyone! i now that there exists a bug (38687) in SVN for this problem, and someone posted a patch for this. i cannot find this patch in SVN... has this patch never been applied to SVN? cheers, chris - To unsubscribe

Re: Problem in running distributed testing - null pointer exception in slave in counter configuration (deserialisation)

I searched Bugzilla - it is marked as fixed, so one has to search the closed bugs. If you do get a chance to test a recent nightly, please let us know, especially if the problem has not entirely been solved... S. On 05/03/07, iblavins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: G'day That was indeed the bug I

RE: Problem in running distributed testing - null pointer exception in slave in counter configuration (deserialisation)

G'day That was indeed the bug I meant. I have in the interim worked around it by reimplementing the counter. Just out of curiosity how did you determine the bug number - I wasn't able to find a bug number in the Archives entry. Ian Blavins Contract Performance Engineer Temenos -Original

SV: jmeter loading variables from a file

Hi sebb Thanks for your answer. I guess there are a couple of 100's Think i'll try to put them in users.properties, thanks for the pointer:) regards nino Fra: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: ma 05-03-2007 13:14 Til: JMeter Users List Emne: Re: jmeter

Re: jmeter loading variables from a file

How many variables are there? If only a few items change, I would pass them in as properties on the command-line. Reference them using the ${__P(property.name)} syntax. [This is a useful technique for thread count, loops, ramp-up] If there are more than a few, then put them in user.properties.

Re: SV: Record and run the test plan

What was the problem? How can the document be improved? On 05/03/07, Raghavendra Kristam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Now I am able to record the Test Plan after restart the JMeter. Thanks alot. --- Nino Wael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How have you setup your browser, are you sure that > it us

Re: HTML Parsing

This is described in the manual - see Response Assertions. On 05/03/07, Eliya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi, I'm a newbie in jmeter and my boss wants me to create automated script. He gave me task 1- i want to make a test script that opens Home page of site, with some random parameters in it

Re: [Newbie] SV: Thread won't die issue

Did you try running a browser from the same machine when the problem occurred? This should help show if the host is running out of ports. As to how many users can be supported - well the answer is really how many work OK - and that depends on the test plan and lots of other factors. Running sep

SV: jmeter loading variables from a file

Ok, I guess this would work very well in conjunction with the csv data set config. http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#CSV_Data_Set_Config Thanks for your answer:) -Nino Fra: Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: ma 05-03-

Re: jmeter loading variables from a file

Ah, Ok Nino. So you either have to load the correct IDs in to a file when your DB is regenereated, or better still you need to capture the ID from the previous HTTP request yes? You need to use the Regular Expression Extractor. This will enable you to capture any data in the header or body of t

SV: jmeter loading variables from a file

Snooping around looking for functions, it seems I could use: this function: http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__property It picks up properties for the jmeter property file right? Fra: Nino Wael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sendt: ma 05

SV: jmeter loading variables from a file

Hi Matt Seems that I did not success in explaining myself:( I do not need specific ID's per user basis. Some of our items on our pages changes ID's, for example: Toy A's Id was 1000 when I recorded the http request. But now the our database has been regenerated and the id are 1200. No toy e

Re: jmeter loading variables from a file

Hi Nino, If you use ${__StringFromFile(IDs.txt)} each thread (user) will pick up a unique ID from that file. If you are using multiple JMeter servers, you will need a IDs.txt file for each JMeter server with different unique IDs. Hope this helps, Thanks, Matt On 05/03/07, Nino Wael <[EMAIL

jmeter loading variables from a file

Hi I need to load variables from a file. The reason for this are that some of the items id's that can be selected on our pages, changes id's on update of the database. So in order for the performance test to be valid after an update I need to have the correct ID's loaded or the HTTP request w

Re: SV: Record and run the test plan

Now I am able to record the Test Plan after restart the JMeter. Thanks alot. --- Nino Wael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How have you setup your browser, are you sure that > it uses the proxy? > > How does your test plan look? > > > > Fra: Raghavendra Kristam

HTML Parsing

hi, I'm a newbie in jmeter and my boss wants me to create automated script. He gave me task 1- i want to make a test script that opens Home page of site, with some random parameters in it to bypass local/network cache. Done 2- Check the result, also analyze contents to make sure if it the corr