Hi,
Try something like this
-Test Plan
--HTTP Cookie Manager
--CSV Data Set Config
--Thread group
---HTTP Request
Below you can see how CSV Data Set Config is set
http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n4589471/CSVData.jpg
Also read about it:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/comp
Follow the steps here instead:
http:// http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/index.html
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/index.html
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Hi Oliver,
Thanks for replying. Please guide me what are the correct steps so that I
can correct myself...
Thanks
Prasad
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Ok I get it.
Thank you for explanation
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hi,
look into the bin folder where jmeter is installed and look for a java
memory-dump file - just in case it crashed with an out of memory specific
error. If this is the case, consider what you are doing wrong in terms of
memory usage (too many listeners, running in GUI / non-GUI mode, etc - see
The link you posted is scary - a large proportion of what is written there is
false or misleading. If I were you, I would limit your source of information
to the help files for JMeter and avoid this site.
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It's not strange, encoding would have only changed certain chars in your
string, including the + symbol. It makes sense that it worked without them.
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All,
I'm using Jmeter versions and configurations same in my machine as well
as another machine. Another machine got JMeter crash for 100 concurrent
users. I never got like that in my machine.
Both machines have 2 GB RAM and JVM configured for 512 MB RAM. Any other
settings, should I check
I have a query regarding VMs setting up. Actually, I need to know the steps
to be followed for setting up Virtual Machines (VMs) which will be provided
to us (they sit outside of the country) and we from here (India) have to set
up an environment and then create and execute Jmeter scripts on it,
co
alwaysbmore yahoo.com> writes:
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> Well I was using 100 just as an example. 1000 is more realistic. So 1000 on
> a single instance compared to 500 split between two instances. I'm running
> JMeter 2.4. on Windows Server 2003 which is a virtual machine. I do not
> have any listeners expect
Ok I should have mark 'encode' for this authentication token and after that
everything is work fine.
But even that it is little strange because when this authentication token
did not have "+" login transaction worked correctly
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