Hi there,
i try to get JMeter running out of one big JAR.
The problem is that most of the configuration classes want to load their property files direct from
the filesystem.
Also i could not use OOP practices to "enhance" the Configuration to fit my needs, because all setup
is done in a stat
I have also encounter this problem.
It was more notable when using beanshell but it still happened otherwise so I
figured it has to do with the Java.
I managed to work around the problem by increasing the amount of available
memory for Java. But the problem is still there even thou less freqvent
I have scoured this forum for an answer for my Out of Memory problem, but
have been unsuccessful. Is this a fatal flaw?
I have a test plan, with an average 30 second sleep time, that fails with as
little as 100 users. It is running on a Windows XP box with 2 GB ram and a 2
GHz dual processor chip
the complete exception happens here
try {
Registry reg = LocateRegistry.getRegistry(port);
log.info("Creating JMeter engine on host "+hostName);
backingEngine = new StandardJMeterEngine(hostName);// see setHost()
* reg.rebind("JMeterEngine", this);
* log.info("Bound to registry on por
I want to start JMeter in Server Mode ... but i can´t.
If i open a command line, and type rmiregistry .. it works without problems
...
I tried putting the server.rmi.create in false and start the rmiregistry
manualy but the same exception happens ..
I tried moving Java and Jmeter to root directory
Hi,
I have a fairly basic Test Plan with sequentially running test groups,
the first with a HTTP sampler which establishes a baseline, and then a
second that ramps up to 60 threads in 60 seconds, looping 60 times.
The test runs ok, I can watch number of connections increase to 60
during the
I am trying to use JMeter to test xml-rpc style (document literal)
webservices and I have the following question
For invoking my webservice, the client application has to send in the
username/password values and they are set to the USERNAME_PROPERTY and
PASSWORD_PROPERTY defined in the javax
Oups no it doesn't work...
For example in the Login phase of a JAAS application in JBoss there is
call of /j_security_check. However sometime this returns a 302 HTTP
code. So this shouldn't be treated as an error which is always the case
because the reponse is null.
+MyThread
+ Login (call
Hello,
Does anybody here is using
org.programmerplanet.ant.taskdefs.jmeter.JMeterTask ?
Regards,
75Blured
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Thanks a lot that's working !
sebb a écrit :
On 24/07/2008, 75blured <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I've got a generic ResponseAssertion in my test case. This
ResponseAssertion say to check that there is no the word "Erreur" in the
HTML page.
Here is the content of ResponseAssertion (t
Ok, i'm looking at this problem again and have a quick question.
We're using the XML/RPC sampler. Am i right in thinking that uses
httpclient underneath it?
Anyway I tried setting the httpclient socket timeout to 6,000 up from 3,000
and it didnt seem to make any difference.
The problem we'
Hi all,
I'd like to set an Authorization header manually using the HTTP Header
Manager (and not through the Authorization Manager). It seems like at some
point this header gets dropped, as the ViewResults Tree listener does not
list it.
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Sincerely yours,
Nadav
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