Hi all,
I'm using a distributed configuration of jmeter and using the script
stoptest.sh to stop a test on all the remote servers. Currently the stop
command is sent only to last initialized remote server, so to be able to run
it again, remaining remote jmeter instances must be restarted.
I invest
Hi,
I think the problem was related to version 2.2 and it is now fixed.
I posted the problem about SOAP sampler on the 11th of June, you can
search the archive for the subject "SOAP and slow connection".
Regards,
Luca
Alf Høgemark wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have tested this now, and I can reproduce you
Hi all,
I need to implement a communication with the SOAP sampler composed by
two client-server interactions over the same HTTP 1.1 socket.
Is there a way to do it with the current jmeter version?
Regards,
Luca
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Are you using SOAP/XML-RPC or WebService (SOAP) ?
I'm using SOAP/XML-RPC.
Luca
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Thank you Sebb.
sebb wrote:
> Which version of JMeter are you using?
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> Which SOAP sampler are you using?
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I'm using version 2.2 from stable downloads (for both SOAP Sampler and
SlowHttpClientSocketFactory).
>> Last, to get it work I had to overwrite in a custom library
>> SlowHttpClientSocketFa
Hi,
I need to test a SOAP application using SlowSocket to simulate real
users links.
So I modified jmeter.properties to use HTTPSampler2 and setted the cps
property.
Last, to get it work I had to overwrite in a custom library
SlowHttpClientSocketFactory because the createSocket method returned
al
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