Hello,
I am using jmeter for functional testing the website. I am trying to store
the responses while recording the HTTP request traffic using HTTP proxy
server, but there does not seem to be any option in jmeter to store
responses.
Basically I am trying to do the following. Please let me know
Hi All,
Can I use beanshell sampler for wait using Thread.sleep(); ?
Is there are any -ve impact if we run load test using it?
I dont want to use Timer.
Regards,
Ravindra
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Hi Vikas,
To record the responses, I think you have two options:
(1) Capture them all in a Results Tree sampler. I think I would do this twice
for one and two as you list below, then compare the output files
or
(2) Use Badboy (badboy.com.au) to record the transactions in record phase.
Then,
Hi,
If you want to sleep the current thread you can use Java Request and
SleepTest class and configure SleepTime.
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On 25 March 2011 07:11, Ravindra Gupta rav.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Can I use beanshell sampler for wait using Thread.sleep(); ?
Is there are any
Hi guys - another quick push of this question if I may.
The target performance for our system is somewhere around 50 order journeys per
minute with a load of 400 users, so am using 4 instances of JMeter (100 users
each at 12 orders per minute) to simulate this.
What I am being asked to show
The timers are processed before each sampler in the scope in which they
are found; looking at your test plan you can either put it under Thread
group or Loop controller, as you have only one sampler under your thread
group.
But if you are going to add more samplers to thread group then put it
Hi David,
Thanks for the response,
(1) Capture them all in a Results Tree sampler. I think I would do this
twice for one and two as you list below, then compare the output files
I have many requests(test cases) in my automated test suite. At the end of
test-run, I want to get a list of failed
Sorry My bad.
You have 3 samplers under Loop controller. So if you only want to
control throughput of Place order add the timer as child.
Note that the timer will be applied before the sampler is executed.
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many thanks - worked exactly as described!On 25 Mar, 2011,at 07:47 AM, Ragini Thakur ragi...@cybage.com wrote:Sorry My bad.
You have 3 samplers under Loop controller. So if you only want to
control throughput of Place order add the timer as child.
Note that the timer will be applied before the
On 25 March 2011 06:11, Ravindra Gupta rav.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Can I use beanshell sampler for wait using Thread.sleep(); ?
Is there are any -ve impact if we run load test using it?
Yes, it will generate a Sample for each wait.
I dont want to use Timer.
Why not?
Regards,
On 25 March 2011 07:32, Vikas Malik vikas.ma...@shop2020.in wrote:
Hi David,
Thanks for the response,
(1) Capture them all in a Results Tree sampler. I think I would do this
twice for one and two as you list below, then compare the output files
I have many requests(test cases) in my
Hi, I am trying to run JMeter from within a .bat file so that I can
automatically do some other things like start/close a proxy server.
The problem is that when JMeter exists, the complete .bat file seems to
exist (as if JMeter takes over control).
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
My
On 25 March 2011 12:06, Cor-Paul Bezemer c.beze...@tudelft.nl wrote:
Hi, I am trying to run JMeter from within a .bat file so that I can
automatically do some other things like start/close a proxy server.
The problem is that when JMeter exists, the complete .bat file seems to
exist (as if
Have you looked at the documentation, particularly the component
reference?
1. Yes Sebb, I have seen save response to file and tried it. The thing is,
we can not use it to store the response while we are manually playing
through proxy and recording. Proxy should be able to capture response also
Hi Sebb,
Apart from generating a sample for each wait, is there are any other issue.
I have read in one of the thread that Beanshell sampler is associated with
memory leak. Is that bug is resolved?
The reason for not choosing timer - I am using Transaction controller. even
if I put timer above
On 25 March 2011 12:33, Vikas Malik vikas.ma...@shop2020.in wrote:
Have you looked at the documentation, particularly the component
reference?
1. Yes Sebb, I have seen save response to file and tried it. The thing is,
we can not use it to store the response while we are manually playing
On 25 March 2011 12:35, Ravindra Gupta rav.gu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Sebb,
Apart from generating a sample for each wait, is there are any other issue.
I have read in one of the thread that Beanshell sampler is associated with
memory leak. Is that bug is resolved?
The reason for not choosing
Thanks, that indeed did the trick!
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On 25 March 2011 12:06, Cor-Paul Bezemer c.beze...@tudelft.nl wrote:
Hi, I am trying
2. Re-run the recorded HTTP requests in testing phase and compare the
responses we get now against the samples stored in step 1.
Such an approach is not feasible in my opinion - You are basically stating
that your website has no dynamic data at all (in which case is it static?)
as well as that
Hello all,
I'm using JMeter's proxy feature to record scenarios that I plan to use to
run stress against our web service later. This requires me to upload a
file. As the JMeter documentation predicts, the browser isn't sending the
full path and file name to the server and JMeter is getting
On 25 March 2011 23:17, jarboejo jarbo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using JMeter's proxy feature to record scenarios that I plan to use to
run stress against our web service later. This requires me to upload a
file. As the JMeter documentation predicts, the browser isn't sending the
As Sebb suggests, do you have the right path for the file?
I presume you are passing the file name as a Post parameter to a web request
and using a variable in JMeter to define that path and filename? (e.g.
Upload.HTML?file=${fileVar} ) Checking the details here would be my first port
of
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