I don't know if you're interested, but I am currently developing a LiveCD
based off of ubuntu for Jmeter
It was going to run on strictly commandline (I wanted to add server nodes on
the fly). But I can keep it running on gnome. However if this project is to
be successful, we need to find out why j
I haven't had the opportunity to test each of the nodes in single mode, just
due to the nature of my work place environment (Most of the computers are
locked, I was just given an IP and told that JMeter-server is running.) I
know all the data is in sync because they're all synchronized using
subver
You originally wrote that "single user work station ... results come
back fantastically".
Is that true for all the nodes used individually?
Or do some nodes struggle?
If all nodes work OK individually, try adding more nodes to the test,
i.e instead of one node with 300 users, use 2 nodes with 150
On 06/06/2008, Marc Guillemot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing a sampler to integrate WebTest functional tests with
> JMeter and take advantage (among others) of HtmlUnit JS capabilities for
> testing of AJAX apps.
>
> My guess is that the overhead of WebTest is not too high
This sounds possible with a "CSV Data Set Config".
Basicly you put all the values can have in a file and JMeter will
read this file one line per thread putting the line as the value of .
How to set up a "CSV Data Set Config" is pretty well explained on the manual.
ivan
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