Hi Waseem,
It all depends on at what level you'r placing your timers.
When you say want to simulate Real World Scenario, I believe you'r
refering to the wait times in between subsequent http requests. If
that's what you want, Yes timers available with JMeter can help you
achieve that.
My
Hi Colin,
Why don't you just use the Regular Expression Extractor (Post Processor)
instead of the User Defined Variables. The reference name in the RegEx then
contains your variable and you can use that in the next request.
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a. this is my opinion, use it if it works for you or makes sense to you.
Felix for e.g. has a different perspective and you might find something
different that makes life easier for you.
I asked Felix, but he disappeared without answering. Do you have any idea
how Felix measures #3 The time
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Felix for e.g. has a different perspective and you might find something
different that makes life easier for you. i can afford to do what I do
because I have a psychical architecture that supports it.
Deepak,
is that a typo or is that you
Hey
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It might also be a good idea to study the wait times from the server log
files. You can find a lot of surprises sometimes.
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Hi All,
I am new to jmeter, I want to store the object id generated dynamically as
response data in jmeter to a external file(may be notepad,csv etc), Is this
possible? and if yes how?
Thanks in Advance
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Hi All,
I am new to jmeter, I want to store the object id generated dynamically as
response data in jmeter to a external file(may be notepad,csv etc), Is this
possible? and if yes how?
May I know where the data is saved when Save Response to a file listener is
used.
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The path you specify on the listener configuration. If you only specify
a file name it will be default stored in bin directory under
JMeter_Home.
Regards,
Ragini Thakur
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Did you add a HTTP Cookie Manager to your testplan/thread group?
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Hey Ronen,
Refer the following Links :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/707832/how-do-i-pass-a-variable-from-one-thread-group-to-another-in-jmeter
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/707832/how-do-i-pass-a-variable-from-one-thread-group-to-another-in-jmeter
Bean Shell assertion is used in
Your IIS would have logs which
state when the request started and ended as should your Load Balancer.
These files are massive. So a tester needs to find a time for a single
request in LB logs = then find a time for the same request in server logs
= then find a time for the response = then find
Firebug can help you with this. Its Net Tab displays a line
for the DOMContentLoaded event.
Yes, it is a good time for a single reload. But how do you find out the
DOMContentLoaded time with JMeter when you are actually applying the load?
I tend to further simplify and propose that this is
Pls correct my chain of events if it is wrong.
No if you are dealing with logs then thats all youll check.
Also, how do you work with such massive files
Custom tool or log readers exist (which you can even load into DB)
Again I dont use log files for perf testing so Im probably not the person to
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