Hi,
We are pumping 5000 http requests through constant throughput timer.
After the completion of execution, the aggregate graph displays #samples =
4988.
Just wanted to know if the no. of samples (4988) are the requests sent to
the server or are they requests for which the server has responded
Hello list,
Is it possible to use ssl client certificates with the web service
sampler?
Because I'm trying to load test a http soap web service with jmeter.
The problem is that access to the service is secured by ssl client
certificates.
When I load the client certificate using the SSL
Hello,
Consider the following Scenario
We are using JMeter 2.2 version, There is one HTTP Client request, at
URL side system is generating DateTime (Runtime) that value we need to
pass it in next HTTP client request.
For this we are using Regular expression to get this value from URL
Be sure that the regular expression is a child of the request.
be sure that response field to check url radio button is select as you say
you want it from the url
Did you used the ${RF_TD} in the next http request?
you can also try to use (.*?) or match no. = 1
it should work like this. I
Hi all,
Is there any way to log the number of requests sent per minute to the server
by the jmeter?
We are running the scenario in which we are using the throughput controller
to deliver 5 per minute and we are getting the # samples as
approximately 45000 per minute. We are confused
Thanks for your prompt reply.
What ever you have suggested I tried but still it is not working for me.
In the Request tab page Post data showing like this %24%7BRF_TD%7D
Following things are already have it properly in my script.
-- Regular expression is a child of the request
-- URL radio
I know it sounds a litle bit crazy but are you sure that you did not put any
spacebar during typing the Reference Name.
The %24%7BRF_TD%7D will only appeare if he did not get any value. If he gets a
value this will not happen.
So this means two things: one the regular expression is wrong and
use Aggregate Report listener:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Aggregate_Report
cheers,
chris
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Sorry, that should have been:
print(Size=${clientSize}.);
This does not define clientSize; it displays the value in the console
window so you can check that you have defined it properly.
On 13/06/07, bvm101 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sorry, I am looking at the example to define
All samplers are synchronous.
The sample is only available once the request completes.
However this might be due to timeout, in which case the server may not
have seen the request.
All samples are sent to all Listeners in scope.
It's possible for samples to get lost in the following
Hi,
I really don't understand the total values in Aggregate Report, I read the
user manual, but I still don't understand it. Please help to explain.
Sample from user manuel :
#samples | Average | Median | 90%LIne | Min | Max
Hi,
I have saved my aggregate report for a test and then exit Jmeter. And then I
run Jmeter and open the saved aggregate report, why the values in Throughput
are changed and the last column KB/sec are all with 0.00 ?
Does anybody knows, please help.
Thanks,
Tiffany
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Hello all,
I'm using Runtime Controller to specify how long the test should be run. In
the Thread Group, should I check the Forever or say Loop Count = 1 ???
Thanks.
Jada
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Are you sure that the datetime field is in the URL?
Surely it is in the page content, in which case you need to check Body.
On 13/06/07, Remmerswaal, Marcel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know it sounds a litle bit crazy but are you sure that you did not put any
spacebar during typing the
Hello all,
I don't know when I should use User Parameters vs. User Defined
Variables?
I just want to declare a variable so that I can use it for other elements in
the test plan.
Below is what I see in testing both cases:
Test 1 using User Parameters:
Thread Group (1 thread, 2 loops)
- HTTP
It's better after I configuring the listener to save the byte count, the
value of throughput don't change, but the last column KB/sec are still all
with 0.00.
Thanks,
Tiffany
sebb-2 wrote:
Did you save configure the listener to save the byte count?
On 13/06/07, tiffany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The average of total samples for Min should be (111+100+10)=73.7 ?? Then
why it is equal to 10??
Tiffany
sebb-2 wrote:
Total #samples should be obvious.
Total average is the average over all the samples; same for the the
other columns
90% Line = 90% of the samples took at most this
I should not have said same for the the other columns; rather
similarly or respectively for the other columns.
Total min is the min for all samples.
Total max is the max for all samples.
Etc.
This is a fairly standard approach to handling totals.
On 13/06/07, tiffany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Timers do accept variables, but the result after substitution of the
value must be a number, not an arithmetic expression.
e.g. you cannot use 10*1000 in a timer, so you cannot use ${T}*1000 either.
S.
On 13/06/07, jada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to use different delays
Hi,
i was able to use a beanshell post-processor to clean the response:
String sampleResult = new String(prev.getResponseData());
String temp = sampleResult.substring(0,sampleResult.length()-1);
prev.setResponseData(temp.getBytes());
I have added two such beanshell post-processor parts to my
For some reason, Post-Processors are run in reverse order.
This has been fixed in the current code in SVN.
Meanwhile, try swapping them round.
On 13/06/07, Knut Borchart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i was able to use a beanshell post-processor to clean the response:
String sampleResult =
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