Re: Target host on Vmware

I provided the Port as -JhttpPort=8000 and hostname as -Jhostname=tj-web-8.service.com while starting up the Jmeter GUI from the command line. I am using the hostname and port properties in my sampler as: Server Name or IP: ${__property(hostname)} , Port Number: ${__property(httpPort)} I have

Re: Target host on Vmware

On 16/12/2008, Temoor A. Janjua wrote: > Hi - My target host is running on vmware so i have a hostname like > "tj-web-8.service.com:8000". That is not a hostname (nor a URL). > When i specify the hostname as a property on > the command line such as > -Jhostname=tj-web-8.service.com:8000 and star

Target host on Vmware

Hi - My target host is running on vmware so i have a hostname like "tj-web-8.service.com:8000". When i specify the hostname as a property on the command line such as -Jhostname=tj-web-8.service.com:8000 and start my jmeter GUI, my jmeter script throws hostname errors and i see the hostname in t

Re: when does keep-alive 'reset'?

On 15/12/2008, Steve Kapinos wrote: > When using the httpclient sampler and keep-alive setting... when does it > close a connection? The last sampler to NOT have the checkbox marked? > Yes, unless the server initiates the close earlier. > Does the connection automatically reset at the end of

RE: completely different time responses

Hi Paulo, Is the test you are running quite heavy, both in terms of load applied to your server and (more to the point) load on the machine on which you are running JMeter (in terms of CPU and/or JVM memory usage)? If so one theory about what might be happening is that the aggregate report list

completely different time responses

Greetings! First of all, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Paul and I have been working with JMeter, roughly for the past 2 months. It has been an interesting ride, especially after discovering the BeanShell component :-) Anyway, let me get down to the important stuff. Today I disc

Re: jmeter curious elapsed time

On 15/12/2008, ickenic wrote: > > Hi, > > i´m using jmeter 2.3.1 and there are curious measured elapsed time in the > jtl log file. > When jmeter has complete one test with some http requests, the smallest > elapsed time is 0 and the next 15 ms. there are no error response messages, > so why

Re: Runtime variable replacement/expansion for files?

this could get you started http://www.nabble.com/Variable-substitution-in-POSTed-files-tp11520870p11524863.html Ivan joeweder wrote: > > I have been using JMeter for awhile and there is one thing that I wish > that I could do. I would like to be able to replace a few elements of test > files