Hi,
A good place to start is the user guide chapter 7 - Building a Database Test
Plan
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Hi,
I am new to Jmeter.
I am trying to create a performance test for a application which connects to
different dataservers. Can anybody guide my as to how to do it?
Any suggestions is welcome and appreciated.
Thanks
MPaul
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hi!
want i wanted, was the possibility to run a sampler (e.g. of threadgroup A)
after a certain sampler (of threadgroup B) finished.
this is important if for example thread A creates some data in our
webapplication and thread B uses this data.
i did NOT want to activate "Test Plan: select run ea
Thanks for the answer. I will check it out.
David Bronner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : Never mind. Looking at the latest
builds, the spoofing is back.
-Dave
On 3/9/07, David Bronner wrote:
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> Hi Charles,
>
> One of my co-workers submitted a patch to allow users to 'spoof' HTTPS
> functional
G'day
You can write the Java to be executed as a sampler. (The Java program
doesn't actually have to talk to the (or any) server to be a legal sampler).
You can pass values back from Java to the test plan as the sampler result.
You can run a regular expression extractor over the Java sampler resul
There is no direct way to call arbitrary Java methods from within JMeter.
However, you can either write your own JMeter add-on, or you can use
the BeanShell or JEXL scripting languages to call Java directly from
JMeter.
Which is best depends on how you want to use the encryption/decryption
in JM
Hi,
My understanding u can use Java object through SAOP request.
Ram
On 3/9/07, Sireesha Sridhara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
How do we call external java methods from JMETER> I have decrypt and
ecrypt some data.To do that I have call some methods , that is java
methods.How do I call such
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