Re: Excluding jpeg, js, png files while recording

hi Depends on what you want out of your test and on other factors a. Do you want to find out if there are logical/functional problems when your application is accessed concurrently only, then you can exclude static files b. Do you want to see generally how your application responds to different loa

Excluding jpeg, js, png files while recording

Hi All, I have a question regarding excluding the .jpeg, .png, .js, .gif files while recording. Is it advisable to exclude these while recording and performing the load test excluding those? Because if I dont exclude, many http request's get created for each of the js or jpeg files. When I wi

Re: Java Sampler causing Memory Leak

Hi deepak I did what you suggested to me ie make the call directly from my custom JavaSampler and it really works well. The memory is stable so now I can increase the number of threads without the fear of crashing JMeter because of the memory limitation. I was stupid to not think of that solution

Invokong controller form the BeanShell

Hello, My BeanShell handles a list of JASON objects, each of which represents parameters for an HTTP requests. I would like to pass this list to a ForEach controller, so that it can call the HTTP request. Is this a doable scenario? How do I prepare the input for the ForEach controller? What dat

Re: Variances between automated and manual tests

No rule of thumb , I just watch the perf counters and see that the cpu load is light to moderate and that memory doesn't exceed the physical ram on the machine regards deepak On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 9:02 AM, Scott McFadden wrote: > What is the recommended maximum number of simulated jmeter users

RE: Variances between automated and manual tests

What is the recommended maximum number of simulated jmeter users / threads per machine? Assuming Windows multi core environments. -Original Message- From: Deepak Shetty [mailto:shet...@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 10:57 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Variances between

Re: Variances between automated and manual tests

hi Some things to think about a. Are you including all resources in your jmeter tests (e.g. all embedded resources like css/images/javascript which may or may not be cached by the browser). b. Do you have assertions for all your tests that validate that your response is as expected (no error messag

Re: Variances between automated and manual tests

JMeter doesn't execute Javascript or AJAX functionality on the pages, and really just follows basic actions like going through links or submitting forms, at least from my experience with it as a load testing tool. It in no way attempts to mimic the browser's functionality and appears to just check

Re: Error while launching JMeter 2.3.3

you are probably using java 1.3, set your path to have the correct version of java(atleast 1.4).. regards deepak On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 1:33 AM, Anwaruddin Mohammad < anwaruddi...@ocimumbio.com> wrote: > I did try to comment "set DUMP=-XX:+ HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError", but > following exception

Re: How to pass on Session id in case of Web Services

Hi you haven't provided details, when you login to the application, how do you get the session id? is it part of the response , a cookie, is the returned data xml ? is it html? whats it returned as etc... Regex extractors are pretty easy and sound like what you need...but post processors like xpath

RE: Variances between automated and manual tests

I appreciate the response. Point number 2 is one I've considered and would like to understand more of... What exactly does it mean to say "jMeter is not a browser"? One would be under the impression that jMeter is going through the same or similar interface as a living breathing end user would a

Re: Variances between automated and manual tests

Hi Kevin, There are several reasons why you can see such picture: 1.) Your jmeter scripts don't do what they intended to do. Make sure that you have implemented in your tests assertions which guarantee that tests doing right things. 2.) Jmeter not a browser so if there is a rendering of content o

Variances between automated and manual tests

Hello folks, We are using jMeter to capacity test an application we are considering purchasing. When we ramp up to 500 concurrent users jMeter is reporting response times under 5 seconds and it appears it is stepping through all the functionality we are asking it to do. This is very

RE: Loop controller question

Thanks Deepak, I arrived at the same conclusion and it's good to have it confirmed. -a -Original Message- From: Deepak Shetty [mailto:shet...@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 3:53 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Loop controller question Youll have to use beanshell(or equiva

Using SSH tunnelling for remote server

Hi, I'm trying to run the jakarte jmeter remote server. It doesn't want 127.0.0.1 as its local IP address. However, I want to use SSH tunneling to access this server. I don't want to open any ports on the firewall for something trivial as JMeter. So did anyone manage to use the jmeter-server

RE: Error while launching JMeter 2.3.3

I did try to comment "set DUMP=-XX:+ HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError", but following exception is given by system Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: org/apache/jmeter/NewDriver (Unsupported major.minor version 48.0) Regards Anwar -Original Message- From: M.Vi

how can use another system for Rerports stats

Hi, I am using the 2 systems 1 where i can using GUI;s and running my scripts and i dont know how will i use another to generate the reports/Listeners as same scripts will probably used on both system, And i do not want to slow down my system so using only view result tree(donlt want to use th