RE: Timer Question

Amir - On your #1, your assumption is correct - each thread gets its own timer value. On your #2, Random.nextDouble() returns a value that is in the range [0.0, 1.0), with an even distribution throughout the range. Random.nextGaussian produces a value that has a "normal" or Gaussian distributio

RE: What does the timer really do?

Jeff - I believe that it does #1 - after receiving the response for a request, it waits for the specified timer delay before making the next request. - Jonathan -Original Message- From: Lowe, Jeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 10:17 AM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Memory used in the application server

Mauricio - I don't think that you can determine this directly from within JMeter. However, you could write a servlet that determines the amount of memory in use (using calls like Runtime.getRuntime().totalMemory()) and returns this information in the servlet output. You can then call this servle

RE: NonGuiDriver - not exiting

Dmitri - I've also experienced the nongui driver not exiting at the end of the test run. Matt Stover confirmed that this was a bug a few days ago. If you've already got a patch for this, you might want to let Matt know so that it can be incorporated into the application. - Jonathan -Orig

RE: Handling servlets HTTPSession variables

John - Do you have an HTTP Cookie Manager in your test plan? If your server is using cookies for session management (as most do), you need to include an HTTP Cookie Manager in your test plan. Just drop one in at the top level of your Thread Group and things should work properly. - Jonathan -

Does nongui application terminate when complete?

minated with Control-C, but I'd like it to terminate automatically so that it could be used in a scripted environment. This is the JMeter 1.7 production build. Is this a problem with the nongui application, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance for any assistance. - Jonatha

RE: Problem with InterleaveController?

the Interleave controller in 1.6.1 is broken in this way. You can download the nightly tar and it should be fixed there. You'll have to do a build after downloading to generate a new ApacheJMeter.jar file. -Mike > -Original Message- > From: Jonathan O'Keeffe

Problem with InterleaveController?

which ends up causing controlIt to be set to null. Later on, endEntryCycle gets called, which assumes that controlIt is valid and fails. Is there a problem here, or do I have something configured wrong? Thanks in advance for any assistance. - Jonathan O'Keeffe -