Everytime JMeter is opened, jmeter.log is overwritten, deleting my log()
messages that I put in there to track data.
- Is there a possibility of always having jmeter.log appended to?
- Is there a better method of writing data to, besides log(), that's quick?
-> I'm using Jmeter to create seed dat
I've been trying all of the listeners (JMeter 2.1.1) and am pretty stumped
as to how to generate/see average response times for a particular
transaction.
I have the following scenario:
- Login (simple controller)
- Loop Controller -> Add widget, search for widget, verify widget
- Logout.
I'm loo
I'm not sure...
I add a standard Simple Config Element, that has 4 existing Name/Value
pairs. I add one called: 'LOG', with value "${__log(ADDED CLIENT
${CLIENT_NUMBER})}"
I end up now having to do some filtering of rows in Excel Ideally I'd
like JMeter to help me out more by not spitting out
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> But where is it in the script? Some test elements may retrieve the
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> On 21/10/05, 821MARK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > For some reason, the logging function is writing the same message more
> than
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For some reason, the logging function is writing the same message more than
once (at different times, a few seconds apart) to the log file.
Bug? I double checked my script, only calling the log method once.
I am using JMeter 2.1, with JRE 1.5.
Dump from log file...
2005/10/21 14:20:22 INFO - jm
1) How/what would you need to use to execute this log() function? i.e. from
the JMeter manual, it says functions can be invoked within any Configuration
Element, or Sampler element. How/what the heck do I do to log "Hello World"
to std.err? to std.out?
On 8/30/05, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been recording JMeter scripts on 2 machines (my notebook, and a much
faster desktop machine), and on the desktop machine the recording takes
forever, the pages take 20-30 seconds to load each, whereas the notebook is
just fine.
Same JMeter build, same JRE version (1.5), and I'm just not s
I've picked up JMeter for some in-house web-based testing, with simple
session IDs, tokens, etc... I'm using JMeter 2.1)
I have 3 questions, hoping someone can answer them...
1) How can I *read* from an external file?
- I've already read http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ , and
tha
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