>No I use HTML or Text only.
The question is , in the HTTP sampler do you have download embedded
resources checked? Are you also by any chance having Jmeter on the same
machine as your application server?
>If I increase the number of threads then this average time for one thread
also increases.
wh
No I use HTML or Text only.
The time which I mentioned is for 1 single thread loading the requests of 1
page load.
If I increase the number of threads then this average time for one thread
also increases.
I doubt that Jmeter is initially slow and then when the threads increase all
we should do i
a. Verify that keep alive is enabled.
--- Already done.
b. HTTP 200 does not mean you are logged in; in general, just because
the request result is green that does not equal success.
--- In this case, is actually do mean successת because the full response
from the server is in the form of:
throw /
do you have download embedded resources checked?
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 10:23 AM, vish wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new user of Jmeter and have recorded a script to check the average
> response time of loading of few web reports. The action which is recorded
> simple clicks on a report link and lo
Hello,
I am a new user of Jmeter and have recorded a script to check the average
response time of loading of few web reports. The action which is recorded
simple clicks on a report link and load the reports.
Concern:
When I manually check the time it takes to load the report page, its about 2
se
One of the thing you should be careful about is why are you running this
test ? (yes you can read from file as described by nermin).
If these are independent requests - and your purpose is to check 404 or
something similar then there are no issues.
However if your goal is something like I have an
>1. Do I need to record .jpg, .css, .js as part of script?
Recording - probably not, running them depends - Been discussed some times
on the mail archives with differring points of views so you can get a flavor
of the pro's and con's of either.
regards
deepak
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 2:45 AM, joy j
On 9 September 2011 16:37, evanphelan wrote:
> What is the general process for making use, within a BeanShell
> Pre/PostProcessor, of a jar that is dropped into lib/ext?
>
> For example, if I wanted to use the functions made available by
> http://code.google.com/p/rest-assured/ REST Assured withi
What is the general process for making use, within a BeanShell
Pre/PostProcessor, of a jar that is dropped into lib/ext?
For example, if I wanted to use the functions made available by
http://code.google.com/p/rest-assured/ REST Assured within a BeanShell
PostProcessor to run JSONPath queries on
Yes, JMeter can read URL from a text file, just use "CSV Data Set Config"
(Config Element) and loop through it.
You can setup a "single-column" csv where you put one URL per line. If
necessary, you can add additional columns (sometimes I use "NAME,HOST" where
I put ${NAME} as a Sampler Name and ${
Hi,
I have a scenario where I need to load test a website that has over 5000
pages. One option is that I create 5000+ http request samplers. It will be
too time consuming to create and maintain so many requests. I was wondering
if jmeter can read the URL for request from a text file. So that I coul
On 9 September 2011 04:31, E S wrote:
> I'm having some trouble getting the Constant Throughput Timer to work the
> way I want in certain cases.
>
> I have a single thread group of 100 threads, all of which are requesting the
> same resource over and over for 1 minute.
>
> I attached a Constant Th
1. You don't need to record them but you MAY need to run them. Ignore anyone
that tells you that they are not required - whether or not you should
include them is dependent on your circumstances and if you make the wrong
choice you will be running an invalid test.
2. So, yes, this option enables y
Also, keep in mind. 100 threads trying to achieve 60,000 requests a second
means that each atomic process must complete within 100ms - that includes
not only the request /response but also JMeter's processing time. 100ms
isn't that long, you might find you are limited by JM or by the time your
requ
I find that it is a lot simpler to Calculate Throughput based on 'This Thread
Only'. That option basically means if I set the CTT to a value of 60 and
only have 1 thread then I will get a throughput of 1 request per second. If
I have 2 threads I will get 2 requests a second, 3 threads = 3tps, etc.
I am relatively new to JMeter and I have fundamental questions related to
JMeter scripting. I have read many posts through Google but nothing served
as a definite answer.
I am to load a website with around 1000 concurrent users. I am recording
with Badboy and exporting to JMeter.
I want to simula
Yes. HTTP Proxy and Bad Boy.
-
http://www.http503.com/
--
View this message in context:
http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Can-i-use-program-to-generate-the-jmeter-script-tp4781872p4785632.html
Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
--
17 matches
Mail list logo
