Hello All,
Some of the responses for the requests I am testing on Jmeter shows 0
bytes received. The rest of the responses are good.
I am doing Http requests test.
Thanks,
Suraj
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From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 12 July 2007 4:11 AM
To: JMeter
Hi,
I would like to use JMeter in our company for webinterface testing in
connection with database. At the moment I try to get an small proof of
concept for database testing, but it doesn't work. My steps I have
done so far:
1) created an oracle jdbc connection
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ah, ok, thank you for the information Allan!
I will check those parameters on monday at work.
so long, thank you for your help!
cheers,
dominik
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Dominik,
It's basically what it says: the oracle Listener on your machine cannot
find a database
we recorded a particular performance scenario and created scripts using
Jmeter 3 times.
All the time,we follow a same procedure during recording (i.e using same
query and data entry form etc..)
But we can able to execute the script only once.
Many of the times scripts can not be executed.
Hi,
I am going to write a Jmeter Plugin and I have the following questions:
1. I should be able to write a Java application for Jmeter Plugin, compile
it against Jmeter and generate a jar file and then put it back to Jmeter
library to function?? Am I right?
2. Do I have to check out the files
Hi
M new to this tool.. I tried to execute the distributed testing .. I got
the following error when I start the jmeter-server.bat in the remote
machine but its working properly in my local machine.. can any one help
Could not find ApacheJmeter_core.jar ...
... Trying JMETER_HOME=..
Found
Hi,
When running a test plan, I see a huge amount of logging (hexadecimal stuff)
coming on my console and more than probably affecting the performances. Can
you tell me how to turn off those console logging?
Thanks.
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I don't think a csv can read data randomly...
It is only in the order, which you give in the csv file.
Thanks,
Vijay Nandam
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Subject: random csv data set
Can a csv data set config read the data randomly? If no, do you have a
workaround to do this?
Thanks.
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Dominik,
It's basically what it says: the oracle Listener on your machine cannot
find a database dbname. Have you created database dbname successfully?
Can you run the same query from sqlplus and get a successful answer?
Have you got an entry for dbname in your local TNSNAMES.ORA file
I recently tried upgrading from JMeter 2.2 to 2.3RC3. When trying to
record an application that uses a non-standard HTTP port (9080), the
proxy server isn't getting the port number. The result is that the
browser says it can't find the site, and the recorded http samplers
don't specify a port
Unfortunately I no longer have access to the ZOS box and therefore can't
answer your questions:(.
I would guess that if I had created a JMX file using JMeter on ZOS then
the XML header line would have had an encoding value of Cp1047. That is
what the file.encoding Java system property was
Sorry the subject was originally Once Only Controller. This is a
possible feature for the Once Only controller and I wanted to get
feedback on if this was a valid feature, or was there already something
that did this.
Thanks
Scott Carr wrote:
I have been thinking about this controller, and
No, it cannot read the data randomly.
However you can randomise the contents before running JMeter.
Or the Random function might be suitable.
On 13/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think a csv can read data randomly...
It is only in the order, which you give in the
JMeter does not log hex stuff to the console. However, I think I have
seen this in connection with some SSL problems.
I suggest you update to 2.3RC3 and see if the problem goes away.
On 13/07/07, fclaes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When running a test plan, I see a huge amount of logging
Rmiregistry is part of Java. Perhaps that is not installed correctly.
If you are new to JMeter I would suggest not trying distributed
testing until you are familiar with GUI and non-GUI testing.
Distributed testing can be difficult to get right.
On 13/07/07, Mathumathi Palani Bommu,
On 13/07/07, tiffany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am going to write a Jmeter Plugin and I have the following questions:
Probably easiest to take an existing set of classes, rename them and
then modify them. That way you can test it immediately to see that it
is picked up OK (just change a
On 13/07/07, Lucas Partridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately I no longer have access to the ZOS box and therefore can't
answer your questions:(.
OK. By the same token, I guess you don't need to use JMeter on ZOS either..
I would guess that if I had created a JMX file using JMeter on
On 12/07/07, Ning An [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I am running a JMeter test plan with SOAP/XML-RPC Request with OC4J 10g (
10.1.3) and Oracle Database 10g. Even with a single thread and 50 Loop
Count, I am keep getting the following Response Data at View Results Tree:
On 13/07/07, Yuvarajl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we recorded a particular performance scenario and created scripts using
Jmeter 3 times.
All the time,we follow a same procedure during recording (i.e using same
query and data entry form etc..)
Do you always clear the browser cache?
But we can
I can confirn the problem is in 2.3RC3 and not 2.2. Oops!
(I set JMeter proxy to and tried to access Tomcat on localhost:8080.)
Sorry, but we're unlikely to have time to fix that problem immediately
owing to other commitments.
Please could you file a Bugzilla issue so it does not get
Actually I managed to find the problem quite quickly.
I've updated the code and uploaded a new nightly - r556204.
Sorry, there's not time now to do a formal release.
But the nightly build should allow you to record the test plans, and
can then run them using 2.3RC3 (or indeed the nightly, if
I suggested this a while back as well and think it would be a good
idea. IMO it is pointless to have a controller that is designed for
logins without having one available for logout as well.
On 7/14/07, sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no such controller at present.
However it's easy
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