The different ports are probably preferable but you could also create several
virtual IP addresses bound to a single physical NIC and then make sure that a
particualar JVM listens to only one of them
Regards,
Christoph
Von: Deepak Shetty [shet...@gmail.
Hi
After the sampler with the assertion executes use
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html
${JMeterThread.last_sample_ok} to check the value (you have to use this
immediately (so if you need it later use it to set a variable or something
immediately). Note that this c
hi
Im not sure I get what you are asking for.
usually a thread simulates a user. By configuring the stepping thread group
to say startup 50 threads every 30 minutes upto say 200 users then you get
a single plan with every thirty minute interval representing an additional
50 users. so interval 0-30
Hi
not used it myself , but I believe this is possible
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/remote-test.html
Using a different port.
On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 1:30 PM, Rob Schroder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a box with a ton of RAM. I'd like to run multiple jmeter slaves on
> that box. Since
Hi,
I have a box with a ton of RAM. I'd like to run multiple jmeter slaves on that
box. Since they would all have the same IP address, it doesn't seem obvious to
me how I could refer to them from the jmeter master. Can I force them all to
listen on a unique port and refer to those in the mas
Hi,
I need help again.
By scheduling threads how can i get the correct number of users at any
time... the "Stepping Thread Group" or "Ultimate Thread Group" can only
schedule the threads but I want exact performance for my test plan for
different number of users...
What I am doing is, c
HI,
How to control execution of a sampler setting criteria like if the assertion
in other sampler is passed then only execute it.
I want do some requests using "once only controller" having response
assertion in it and want to run other "simple controller" only if the
assertion in the first cont
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