hi,
Is there any way to do Packetization in JMeter while sending some large data
in Request Body?
Thanks
-- Hasan Abid
ate numeric expressions.
>
> You can use intSum() for adding/subtracting numbers, otherwise use Jexl.
>
> > var2${__eval(30 + 6)}
> > var310 / 4
> > var4${__eval(10 / 4)}
> > var5${__time(YMD)}
> > column uname
> > table
${__eval(10 / 4)}
> var5${__time(YMD)}
> column uname
> table users
> sql SELECT ${column} FROM ${table}
>
> The output I see from the Debug Sampler is NOT what I'd expect:
>
> var1 = __eval(30 + 6)
> var2 = ${__eval(30 + 6)}
> - I was hopin
xpect:
>
> var1 = __eval(30 + 6)
> var2 = ${__eval(30 + 6)}
> - I was hoping to get "36"
>
> var3 = 10 / 4
> var4 = ${__eval(10 / 4)}
> - I was hoping to get "2"
>
> var5 = ${__time(YMD)}
> - I was hoping to get "20080410"
30 + 6)}
- I was hoping to get "36"
var3 = 10 / 4
var4 = ${__eval(10 / 4)}
- I was hoping to get "2"
var5 = ${__time(YMD)}
- I was hoping to get "20080410"
column = uname
table = users
sql = SELECT ${column} FROM ${table}
I was hoping to get "SELECT uname FROM
you can use the 'Save Reponses to a file' Response Assertion and after
that use Xpath Extractor to extract the value in a variable.
For ex:
/rows/row/cell[last()-7]
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From: socio_pal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 11:19 AM
To: jmeter-user@jak
On 10/04/2008, Höfer, Ulrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi sebb,
>
> thx for your answer. Could you send me a little ".jmx"-example please?
>
> In every thread I want to CSVRead the file search.txt three times (with a
> repeat-controller) and then I'll do a google-search.
> The content of sea
I currently have 5 linux servers setup; all of the servers are on the same
subnet and ip range. One of the linux box {jmeter client} is connecting to
the other 4 jmeter-server{s}. The client is going through port 1099 to
communicate to each of the servers.
If I am on the jmeter client, I can ru
Could I please get some info on this. I would appreciate it if I have a
solution for this today.
Thanks
socio_pal wrote:
>
> Hi:
> I am trying to extract few values from my XML response and validate them
> later. Guess, Xpath Extractor would be an apt component to use. But the
> Jmeter manual
On 10/04/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sebb,
> Thanks I changed it to body but still no luck... My guess is the response I
> am expecting is not what is actually coming over.? And it does appear that I
> still am not sure what the response I am trying to parse is.? So
On 10/04/2008, joeweder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would appreciate it if somebody can confirm that a "Constant Throughput
> Timer" will not INCREASE threads to meet throughput settings, it will only
> throttle down the threads specified in the test.
Yes, it's a variable timer.
> --
> V
Ok so I finally got it to work and here is what i found out... I had to use
this as the RE:? Town>(.+?)
I would appreciate it if somebody can confirm that a "Constant Throughput
Timer" will not INCREASE threads to meet throughput settings, it will only
throttle down the threads specified in the test.
--
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/Constant-Throughput-Timer-Behavior-Questio
Sebb,
Thanks I changed it to body but still no luck... My guess is the response I am
expecting is not what is actually coming over.? And it does appear that I still
am not sure what the response I am trying to parse is.? So what is the proper
listener I should use to see what the real response
On 10/04/2008, Grzegorz Kończyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Part of my TestPlan looks like his:
>
> HTTP Request
> CSV Data Set Config
> BeanShell PreProcessing
> BeanShell PostProcessing
>
> And in the TestPlan i have Agregate Graph listener, which shows respons
On 10/04/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sebb,
> Thanks here is how I have my tests setup:
>
> -Thread Group
> ??? -WebserviceSoap1
> ??? ?? -View Results Tree
> ??? ?? -Regular Expression Extractor
> ??? -Simple Data Writer
> ??? -Save Responses to file
> ??? -We
Hi,
Part of my TestPlan looks like his:
HTTP Request
CSV Data Set Config
BeanShell PreProcessing
BeanShell PostProcessing
And in the TestPlan i have Agregate Graph listener, which shows response time
of that HTTP Request. What time is this exactly:
- sum of durations of:
Sebb,
Thanks here is how I have my tests setup:
-Thread Group
??? -WebserviceSoap1
??? ?? -View Results Tree
??? ?? -Regular Expression Extractor
??? -Simple Data Writer
??? -Save Responses to file
??? -WebServiceSoap2
??? ?? -View Results Tree
I then changed it to check "Response Code" as
On 10/04/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a WebService(Soap)Request that is working and I get a response back in
> results tree:
>
> ? ??? Eltham??? Greater
> London??? SE9? ? ???
> Mottingham??? Greater London???
> SE9? ? ??? New Eltham???
> Greater London??? SE9?
I have a WebService(Soap)Request that is working and I get a response back in
results tree:
? ??? Eltham??? Greater
London??? SE9? ? ???
Mottingham??? Greater London???
SE9? ? ??? New Eltham???
Greater London??? SE9? ?
??? Well Hall??? Greater London???
SE9? ? ??? Avery Hill???
Greater Lon
User Parameters allow you to define different values for each thread
using the same variable - using the 'add user' button.
It can also be done using incrementing values or referencing the thread
number. I did this with a user parameter with the 'update once per
iteration' checkbox enabled at t
Hi
Just started using Jmeter to load test an application form, I've recorded
the script I want to run to test it, my only problem is, is that no matter
how many virtual users I run, they will be running with the same data
imputed initially.
Does anyone know if there is any way to increment data
Hi sebb,
thx for your answer. Could you send me a little ".jmx"-example please?
In every thread I want to CSVRead the file search.txt three times (with a
repeat-controller) and then I'll do a google-search.
The content of search.txt is for example:
mouse
house
nice
town
meeting
and so on ...
G
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