Without some kind of hardware on the network level it's going to be hard to
figure out what's going on there.
But depending on what sortof machines you have to play with you might want
to check out mrtg. It can be found here :
www.mrtg.org
It's relatively useful for low granularity reporting, bu
I was surprised at the working'ness of the url myself - I had tried to
download it a while back and failed miserably. Thanks Dasari :)
I'm going to risk the ire of the list by saying that : I believe LoadRunner
has the ability to do what you're looking for. I don't use it myself (and
never have) b
ifference between a Java stack size, or a Native stack
size is. Or indeed which Jmeter uses.
Steve.
-Mike
On 21 Jan 2003 at 15:35, Lawrence, Steve wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm seeing some very strange behaviour when running Jmeter in 'distributed
> mode'.
> I've su
Oops...
(it's done about 500 counts) - this was an earlier test with 50 threads & 20
loops. Please forgive my absentmindedness. It hasn't actually finished the
500 count script either.
Steve.
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Hi all,
I'm seeing some very strange behaviour when running Jmeter in 'distributed
mode'.
I've successfully gotten my client / server set up, running on Windows 2k.
(Still can't get it working under Linux, but that's another story).
I've recorded a very small script which hits a couple of urls on
> As far as problems with remote testing, all I can say is that, on
> Windows2000, jdk1.4.0, it works for me.
This hit me, just this morning...
jdk1.4.0?
Now... When I first installed Jmeter on this windows machine, it had a jre
on it by default. A corporate standard jre. Jmeter didn't work w
>1.4 JDKs have a pretty serious performance bug in the URL.encode method.
>You'll run much MUCH faster if you use JDK 1.3 or you don't encode your
>parameters, etc.
Um.. doesn't the current version of Jmeter require 1.4?
Steve.
>Hi All:
Hi Ryan,
> Can someone just confirm that they've gotten the versions of
>JMeter/JRE/OS I'm using to work as a server? I can't find any related bugs
>in the bug DB so assume I've messed something up?
Since no-one else has replied. I shall report that sadly I have not gotten
Jmeter to wor
>I had trouble getting this working and discovered that there's an error in
>the web page documenation regarding the classpath.
Oh dear..
>The last item, "logkit-1.0.1" should have a ".jar" appended to it. Again,
>the docs say they're all jars, so a person could figure it out, but I
didn't
>an
> verify things and then in the same console launch rmiregistry.
Thanks for the help on this. I didn't have a classpath set, and um... now I
do.
[root@000193402-d root]# echo $CLASSPATH
/home/lawreste/jakarta-jmeter/lib/ext/ApacheJMeter_core.jar:/home/lawreste/j
akarta-jmeter/lib/jorphan.jar:/home
Hi guys,
Apologies for the newbie question.
I'm trying to get Jmeter running remotely. I have a windows NT4 machine as
my gui master, and a linux box (RH8) as my slave machine.
I've read through the docs on how to set up the remote machine :
/Jmeter/docs/usermanual/remote-test.html
I've
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