Re: How to use Beanshell Listener

Hey sebb, you just answered a question that I hadn't asked (yet) since I'm a bit overloaded - I couldn't get beanshell running either and didn't realize that I needed to put the beanshell.jar into the lib directory. I'm sure I would have found mention of that in the documentation; I just hadn't go

Re: Response time of a recorded page.

You would record the time for all materials on a page to download, not just the text of the html page. Labudu Gopanna wrote: > Hi all, > > I am using jmeter 2.2 version > > I have recorded using proxy server > > It shows no. of url like .gif, .js., .pnp extensions. > > Should I consider these

Re: using the execution path as a variable

Thanks Andy! I think you inadvertently answered my question with > The path is relative to the working path of JMeter, all of the variables > are also user defined (once) and substituted in the appropriate places. since this means that my relative path (..\xmlresults) will always be valid, regar

IO.Exception - chunked stream ended unexpectedly

Hi again, I'm getting an error I am having a hard time diagnosing and I thought I'd see if anyone out there could shed some light on it. I'm submitting an HTTP Request HTTPClient using HTTP Request Defaults for the settings. I have seven parameters for this HTTP Request and if I construct the UR

Re: Question on Jmeter XPATH extraction

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using the execution path as a variable

Hi all, I've got (hopefully) a quick question. I'm writing tests and I want the output files from the summary reports, assertion results, save results to a file, etc., to go into a specific directory. I'm not going to be the only person using these tests and each user can output CVS into their

Re: Question on Jmeter XPATH extraction

It just occurred to me that I could use a regular expression that utilizes a 'lookbehind' aspect - except that it doesn't seem to work. Does the JMeter/ORO support lookbehind as a regular expression? chris Chris Hansen wrote: > sebb wrote: >> On 27/07/06, Chris Hansen &

Re: Question on Jmeter XPATH extraction

sebb wrote: > On 27/07/06, Chris Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> My name is Chris Hansen; nice to meet you! >> >> I'm working for the first time with Jmeter and while I've got most of >> what I need from the website and wiki, I have a case I can&#

Question on Jmeter XPATH extraction

My name is Chris Hansen; nice to meet you! I'm working for the first time with Jmeter and while I've got most of what I need from the website and wiki, I have a case I can't quite figure out how to make work and I was wondering if you knew how to do it or if you had a ready refe