It looks as if JMeter supports gzip encoding, but not deflate. Before I
try to hack the source to support deflate, has anybody else done this?
Is it as simple as copying the gzip code but using InflaterInputStream
instead of GZIPInputStream?
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ed resources on each page
change continually, so this doesn't really help.
Can it be done?
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the file. FileServer shares its file pointers between threads,
which is not what I wanted.
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ise on the FileServer itself but that's overkill. The
problem is that there's no way in BeanShell to create an appropriately
global, cross-thread object to synchronise on.
2. Are JMeter variables shared across threads?
I would appreciate your thoughts.
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nstead I have to
preprocess the file and split it into many smaller files before running the
test.
Thanks for your suggestions everyone.
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mething similar.
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hread. I just wanted to be sure that this behaviour is consistent so I
can rely on simply reversing my postprocessors. It seems that this is
the case.
As always, thanks very much for your help, Sebb!
Cheerio,
Bennett
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> Post-pro
a known problem at all?
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Maybe the most flexible solution to the original problem would be to add
a built-in decode function that users could call if they know they'll
need it in a RegEx extractor etc.
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of approval:
This Page Is Valid HTML 4.01 Transitional!
Many web browsers will silently "fix" unencoded ampersands, and because
of this, probably a few web applications and web sites do contain
unencoded ampersands. So a good tool should probably assume encoding,
but be able to handle t
ly, of course, plenty of web apps generate invalid HTML. Maybe JMeter
needs to cater for these. But it should deal with the valid cases by
default.
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lier that they
actually did, this would create the appearance of overlapping samples.
I'm pretty sure that's what happened here. As sebb suspected, the
problem was with the sample durations, not the sample end times.
So we will have a nice feeling of closure on this problem once Bug 3
n a JDK and try to make it happen. If I can find time I
will try to submit a patch, but don't hold your breath...
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> Are you using "follow redirects" or "download embedded resources" ?
I am using "download embedded resources", and most pages have a single
embedded image.
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req 1 end, which should be impossible.
Thanks for looking into it.
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My results file seems to show a single thread making two simultaneous
requests. This seems to indicate that JMeter is generating bad results.
I wonder if anybody else has seen this?
The following lines appeared in my CSV file for a test. (There were 50
threads total; I have omitted intervening lin
x27;ve found this API doc very helpful when using BeanShell in JMeter, and
it's quicker than reading the code. :)
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testing anyway.
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Bennett.
On 23/02/06, Bennett McElwee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to have a sampler that runs once at the beginning of
the
> test plan?
>
> The Once Only Controller won't do it reliably -- that's not what it's
> for
and then rename the new one
after all samplers (and their listeners) have finished. I want to do
this with a BeanShell Sampler.
Is it possible? Somehow I just can't figure out a way to do it.
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would make a giant leap in usefulness and flexibility.
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Bennett wrote:
> If not, I think this could be done by writing an enhanced version of
the
> Simple Data Writer Listener.
Actually this is much trickier than I thought... especially if you want
to make it work for XML output as well as CSV.
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t ends up being written not to C:\output\outfile.csv, but to a
file called ${outputpath}outfile.csv inside Jmeter's bin directory.
Does this mean that "A user-defined function can be written into any
field of any test component" (from the user manual) does not apply to
Filename fie
I have solved the problem -- it was my web server, not JMeter.
The web server was not sending the "Content-Type: text/html" header with
the file. Of course, JMeter doesn't try to parse the file unless the
server tells it that it really is HTML!
Thanks for your suggestions.
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I cannot get the "Retrieve all embedded resources from HTML files"
option to work at all in JMeter 2.1.1. It fails so comprehensively that
I feel sure I must be doing something wrong. Can you help?
The test plan is trivial:
Test Plan
- Thread Group (1 thread, loop once)
- HTTP request (server a
Is it possible to write arbitrary data to the results file? For each
line of CSV data written, I would like to include extra fields of my own
devising. Essentially I want to be able to write the values of arbitrary
variables to the file.
The reason I want to do this is so I can include things such
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