On 08/01/2009, efj elliott.jo...@mclarensoftware.com wrote:
Having thought about this in more detail it must be a variable substitution
issue only. As my java class, rather than jmeter, is doing the acutal regexp
evaluation. So why doesn't ${loopCount} get substituted in the following
On 09/01/2009, Maya Hague mhague94...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have a very similar problem as this and I'm in desperate need for help.
Thanks in advance. maya
My test plan includes a threadgroup with the following. Thread Group
++HTTP Cookie Manager
++WebService(SOAP) Request
Sebb, good idea and kicking myself for not thinking of this simple debug
approach. Tried it and the text is being substituted fine reads for the 5th
loop:
general000(?!5)
Clearly not a jmeter prob, it looks like our custom java class is struggling
with the (?! ) characters, so I'll pass this
Just a random thought - could you try some different syntax like
general000[^${loopCount}]? This will include the loop number in the
result, but it generally filters out the current loop.
A quick test with the Java Matcher functionality shows that the
pattern works as initially written:
Enter
I am using JMeter v2.3.2 and facing same problem.
The counter ( refered by variable cnt ) value is resolved only for the first
iteration, other subsequent iterations get the same value when used with in
loop.
iteration#variable usedvalue resolved
1 ${fname}${cnt}
hello to everybody,
i'm doing a report,
so i need a jmeter file as example in a presentation,
is some one so kindly to let me have a jmeter file,
complex enough to show all the jmeter features?
I would be very grateful if someone could give me something descriptive,
hopefully to don't disturb
We are using JMeter for performance testing of the application/server.
Our aim is to initiate X number of requests per minute and record the
response time of the request calls, at different load conditions i.e. we
send the fixed number of the requests per minute and record the response
time. To
Hi,
I'm using version 2.3.1 and I'm having a problem adding a folder to the
classpath, where some of the classes needed by my samplers are compiled. The
user.properties file contains a valid classpath, like:
user.classpath=c:/myclasses/
(inside my classes I have ./com/foo/Bar.class , etc.)
I
JMeter has a fairly large feature set. Are there any particular areas
that you're interested in?
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 1:05 PM, andrea grt mr.a...@gmail.com wrote:
hello to everybody,
i'm doing a report,
so i need a jmeter file as example in a presentation,
is some one so kindly to let me
Just curious. How do you usually create your Jar files?
If you're using Eclipse, it comes with a Jar exporter that you can
probably use (just save the Jar description, and remember to turn
export on). Alternatively, you could use Ant to build your jar as
well. It would just take a small build.xml
yep, i need something that makes large use of the logic controller
such as if and ForEach controller,
something that accomplish tasks like popolate DB and check the result,
take parameters depending on the precedent request
i don't want something too specific, i need something
A have a big file set. If JMeter does not support folders as classpath, then
that might be a solution, but since Java does I was wondering if there was a
problem
Thomas Johnson-8 wrote:
Just curious. How do you usually create your Jar files?
If you're using Eclipse, it comes with a Jar
Hi,
I actually started with the oracle9i-classes12.jar file and then tried with
the ojdbc14_10.1.0.4.0.jar file. I copied the names of the files, so no
room for typos. The only thing of interest in the log file is the error
stack trace:
2009/01/09 09:41:08 WARN -
Hi again,
I downloaded the Derby client and think I set up the test to use it
properly. I changed the JDBC Driver class to be
org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDriver and ensured that the derbyclient.jar is
in the JMeter lib directory. I left the other JDBC Connection Configuration
element settings
Me again...
I still have my version of JMeter 2.1.1 installed and opened an old test to
make sure it could find the JDBC driver and it worked fine with
oracle9i-classes12.jar file. I changed to the ojdbc14_10.1.0.4.0.jar file
in the 2.1.1 lib and it still was able to access the database. I
Hi,
Still get the same error. Thanks for the suggestion.
Shelli
-Original Message-
From: Turkel, David [mailto:dtur...@acumensolutions.com]
Sent: January 9, 2009 10:17 AM
To: shelli.or...@wmode.com
Subject: RE: java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver
Try putting the JAR(s) in the
It will be fixed in the next release of JMeter.
On 09/01/2009, Sujesh ssuj...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using JMeter v2.3.2 and facing same problem.
The counter ( refered by variable cnt ) value is resolved only for the first
iteration, other subsequent iterations get the same value when used
On 09/01/2009, Shelli D. Orton shelli.or...@wmode.com wrote:
Hi again,
I downloaded the Derby client and think I set up the test to use it
properly. I changed the JDBC Driver class to be
org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDriver and ensured that the derbyclient.jar is
in the JMeter lib
On 09/01/2009, anbernas andres.bernasc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm using version 2.3.1 and I'm having a problem adding a folder to the
classpath, where some of the classes needed by my samplers are compiled. The
user.properties file contains a valid classpath, like:
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