RE: stopping jmeter in non-ui mode

I use the command line a lot and I always kill the jmeter processes if I need to stop the test. I haven't had a bad reaction to that yet. I can see no reason not to use kill. When the test ends normally the jmeter process ends anyway so there should normally be no need for kill. Regards Oliver

stopping jmeter in non-ui mode

Is there a decent recommended way to stop jmeter on shell? My scripts kill the process which doesn't seem appropriate. say a test is started from command line and you need it to terminate in a nice way.. Himanshu - To unsubscrib

Re: Non-GUI test in Linux server

Please start a new thread. On 14/04/2009, Himanshu Ghai wrote: > i have a different but related question. Sorry to use the > same thread. Is there a decent recommended way to > stop jmeter on shell. My scripts kill the process > which doesn't seem appropriate. say a test is > started from co

Re: Non-GUI test in Linux server

i have a different but related question. Sorry to use the same thread. Is there a decent recommended way to stop jmeter on shell. My scripts kill the process which doesn't seem appropriate. say a test is started from command line and you need it to terminate in a nice way.. Himanshu On Mon, Apr

Re: jmeter error

look at the request closely on view results tree listener on why is it redirecting that many times. There is a parameter in jmeter.properties called httpsampler.max_redirects which could be changed to increase the limit. However it wouldn't be recommended. I see in firefox3 this redirect limit is s

jmeter error

Hi, I am using JMeter for load testing. While running JMeter scripts, I am getting this error message. In the result panel, I do see HTTP/1.1 302 Found response code. But getting this error message, java.io.IOException: Exceeeded maximum number of redirects: 5 at org

Re: error 500- internl server error

http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/DifferentBehaviour On 09/04/2009, Suvendu_Mohapatra wrote: > Hi, > > We are facing problem in recording through jmeter while > downloading or uploading file in the application. But this problem does not > arise when trying to record with ot

Re: Null response while recording a web application

http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/DifferentBehaviour On 09/04/2009, Kannan, Sengamalam wrote: > Null response when I record a web application. While recording I didn't > receive any response from the server and a blank page is displayed. When I > run the script with whatever has recorded, "

Re: __counter() skipped a value?

On 08/04/2009, Sonam Chauhan wrote: > Hello! Just wanted to hold up some strange behaviour - the __counter() > function apparently skipped a value. This isn't a big problem for me but > did cause a false load testing EAI publish-subscribe middleware :-) > > > > A 'User Parameters' sampler was u

Re: Summary Report Saving to File . .

On 09/04/2009, Woodcock, Simon wrote: > When in NON-GUI mode is there any way that you can save the results of a > 'Summary Report' to file in the same format as it appears in the table when > viewed in GUI mode, i.e. one entry per differently named request with an > average total for each requ

Re: Does jmeter support RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol)

I have simulated RTSP using the TCP Sampler. You can extract the session id from the setup response using a regex extractor post-processor. Ed Young 04/13/2009 05:58 PM Please respond to "JMeter Users List" To JMeter Users List cc Subject Does jmeter support RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Pr