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some kind of flow in the application (usually you have) there will be
multiple requests in one scenario. You can use proxy recording (see
jmeter's manual) to allow jmeter to capture requests you are generating
from a web browser by just using the application.
test scenario can be build by hand by adding appropriate
samplers to the test tree. Have you read the manual?
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/
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can assume that it's some form of "stress testing" :)))
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This time I'll first implement something and then promise I'll do it
: Last time Mike Stover was half a day quicker then I was :)))
(gzipped proxy) :))
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all the traffic from
this IP to the choosen server. Of course the more jmeter guns the
better, but sometimes the feature of assigning request's IP and ip
aliasing could be practical (to me at least :
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he IP requests are sent from (AFAIK).
Peter: sending from different IP's can be useful, when you're testing
load balanced web serwers for example. Load balance algorithms can rely
on source IP information.
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W liście z wto, 06-04-2004, godz. 15:57,
re threads than values,
the values get re-used. For example, this can be used to assign a distinct
user id to be used by each thread. User variables can be referenced in any
field of any jMeter Component.
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r and they are
supposed to *work*. Have you created the most simplest test imaginable (only
one request to static page). Are you receiving errors with such a test?
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> I mean I can see the err (red sign) from view result tree if the loop is
> setted over 2.
Do you have any assertions in the test? Did you receive any response
from the failed request? Have you checked jmeter.log?
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rse :) or I can try (maybe) do it by tomorrow (maybe) :))
You could also find if there is appropriate entry in bugzilla and add it
if it is not.
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Try function ${__threadNum}
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fields, names of submit buttons, but names of forms?
If you want to parse form names from previous response, then you can use
"Regular Expression Extractor" postprocessor.
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and you can easily use it in next request. There is quite detailed
description in the docs with screenshot included. Could you ask more
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> Regular expression = id=(\d*)
> Template = $1$
>
Ooops, I forgot something. You reference the parsed value by
${idval} almost anywhere. You can create request parameter with name
"id" and value ${idval}
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e. In your case you can use the "Regular Expression Extractor"
(http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Regular_Expression_Extractor).
The regular expression you need is something like that:
Reference name = idval (for example)
Regular expression = id=(\d*)
Template
TML_Link_Parser
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is not implemented in JMeter
even in CVS version AFAIK. However implementing such a sampler is not so
complicated, look at the sources from dir
src/protocol/ftp/org/apache/jmeter/protocol/ftp/sampler, files
FtpClient.java and FTPSampler.java
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a text file. Is it
> possible with Jmeter ?
Sure thing. You can use jmeter functions in your SQL statement. I recommend
you function _StringFromFile
(http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#_StringFromFile)
To use functions you can click Options->Function Helpe
mmands:
openssl pkcs12 -in test.p12 -clcerts -out file.pem
openssl pkcs12 -export -in file.pem -out clean.p12
and then the command
keytool -list -keystore clean.p12 -storetype PKCS12
should go without error and you can safely us
W2K and Linux
> trim the domain. JMeter doesn't, and then proceeds to store the domain
> as '. .mydomain.com' due to the comments in CookieManager (lines
> 394-396).
Thank you for the patch, I'll check it out and commit i
Dnia czw 23. styczeń 2003 17:46, Mike Stover napisał:
> I disagree. The point of the output is that you can load it into any of
> the listeners. If you want to see the Aggregate view of the data, load it
> into the Aggregate view. But, you still have the option of looking at the
Now my 2 cents :-
Hi Marcello,
> Is this behaviour correct? Or maybe, am I missing something?
Yes, this behaviour is correct :-) although I agree it's not intuitive. In
jMeter you can log either all requests or all requests with responses
(functional mode), no matter in which visualiser you enter filename.
best
> instead of using a TCP sniffer ? If not, can you please recommend on some
> easy to use & free of charge sniffers that can show HTTP requests ? (i
> prefare sniffers that can sniff on localhosts as well)
http://www.ethereal.com
free, win, linux
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without test cases" philosophy is concerned, I think
it's good to know that somebody checked that before commiting. I mean I would
be anxious about commiting my own patch without knowing it works for someone
else. Of course I'm aware of difficulties in testing thread-related
of a failure, the following
> HTTP requests of this thread group should be skipped. After that, the test
> should proceed. Any ideas if this is possible with JMeter?
It looks like an extension of bug
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12144
I'm working on it.
Michal Ko
Hi,
Thanks very much for the patch. Do you have (Jonathan, Scott, ... ?) an
'almost unfailig' method for reproducing this error? (test scenario?)
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tcher) error: IndexOutOfBound -
and sample processing stopped in this very moment (no logs).
How are you reproducing that? please tell me, I want to know what is going on
with that. (It's happenning to me very seldom, but it makes me nervous :-)
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hings and then in the same console launch rmiregistry.
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by yourself (source code is available). Please tell me what you decided.
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*very* big :)) and the test file? It'll help us to see and to debug the
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You
will have to provide exact starting value and keep numbering consistent. And
what if you want next requests outside the loop - implementing counter in
loop controller won't suffice.
If I am right, my advice is to parse this number from previous request
(__regex or link modifier)
Does it
You
will have to provide exact starting value and keep numbering consistent. And
what if you want next requests outside the loop - implementing counter in
loop controller won't suffice.
If I am right, my advice is to parse this number from previous request
(__regex or link modifier)
Does it
>
> HTTP Request
> param1 ${__regexFunction(some(value),$1$,RAND,,,var1)}
> param2 ${var1}
>
Please use ${var1_g1} as param2. Hovewer I've never used it in such way - I
used previously parsed value in next requests.
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One more hint:
perhaps it's related to bug 12220 ?
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12220
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o I've tried to look into the code but no success so far
(but it's very late at night right now :-)
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nt. You may want to implement it
by yourself :-) extending jMeter is not such difficult (quite clean design,
documentation and devel maillist)
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he won't respond quickly. I talked to him recently and he said he has some
important, personal matters which don't allow him to work on jMeter.
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I have the same symptom - ugly default icons which don't help recognizing the
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or example you can call that function
instead of value of parameter of next request. If you give a name to regex
function you can use this parsed value in subsequent requests.
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t add parameter to your request (at least you
didn't mention about this)
In your sampler, please add parameter "login" containing value ${login}
Then it should work.
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ent way (probably
better, because you know jMeter very good, better than I do).
If you have some tasks to share with me, I'll appreciate if you tell me. I
declare I have some free time (at nights :-)), I'm quite comfortable with
jMeter's code and I very like this project.
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n and everything is explained
(_g1 and so..) I was blind or the docs were upgraded recently (thank you
Mike Stover)
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mailng list archive and if that fails, ask on this list)
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e many jvms on your system so it shouldn't be a
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nd every
visualizer tries to do it on it's own I suppose (That's why I did DB logging,
which I hope will be available in next week)
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on this mailing list concerning this topic, perhaps you can find some more
info about this...
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want: timestamp on the visualizers or timestamp in logs (already present)
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more pain
> when distributing the test on multiple machines and scheduling it to
> run later.
You've just said the solution (remote cron) You may want to browse bugzilla's
databases for enhancements and see if somebody already did such proposal. If
not, you may want to add it by
eters you must have one controller jmeter run in GUI mode.
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for temporary
sampleresults and creating many strings from it (as I said in previous mail
about gcollector). I encountered this problem yesterday = many threads +
complicated scenario + fairy long responses + even no logging at all =
OutOfMemory error. Increasing -Xmx helped
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many methods for generating whatewer you like from
xml. But 1) it can be time/memory consuming process 2)it's always off line
(after doing the test) 3) I cannot imagine excel searching something in 2GB
of samples I've collected last night... :-)
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What do you think about it? Can object pool be successful approach in this
case? Or I'm missing something?
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Good point, I can say more - I remember I have encounter problems with 1.4.0
which have gone when I switched to 1.4.1 :-)
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me to run even 60 threads... please edit you jmeter.bat (windows) or jmeter
(linux) and make something like:
java -Xmx128mb -Xincgc and so on.
It will allow JVM to allocate more memory.
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e may me several
assertion results, one sample can have some subsamples... there is no problem
for DB but CSV has flat structure
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, I'm having some small troubles
with viewers. Please stay tuned :-)
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ng something wrong? Can somebody confirm this? Is there
a way to workaround this? Does jMeter have to create so much small objects?
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standard
TableViewer and change only tablemodel there. In my solution you configure
JDBC and logging in DBResultCollector not using any ConfigTestElements.
I'll really appreciate any comments on this and I can redesign it if it will
be neccessary.
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+ "=([^\">& \n\r]*)[& \\n\\r\">]?$?")
This case is quite typical, despite it's javascript. From jmeters point of
view it's just simple link
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x27;t change sources of
tested application), I can try doing a patch for you which will be dealing
with both ' and " marks.
To Mike Stover: will you accept such improvement? (I'm not sure which mark is
are correct from HTML standard's point of view? perhaps both?)
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elegant way than I've done that). But in case you don't have cvs I'm sending
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package org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.modifier;
import java.io.Serializable;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.apache.jmeter
>
> http://13.202.220.44:2828/aksonce.jsp
> Query Data: action=search&stringDomains=Test&expression=toto
> java.io.FileNotFoundException: http://13.202.220.44:2828/aksonce.jsp
Just thinking... Are you sure you want to sample aksonce.jsp instead of
askonce.jsp ?
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>
> I´d like to know if its possible to run multiple thread groups at the same
> time.
Of course you can (at least it works for me :)) Just place other thread group
and select non-zero in "number of threads" field
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I'm afraid you're using this in wrong way. Please instead create following
parameters in your HTTP Request:
Namvalue
user_id*
password *
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To Michael Stover again :) It may be that my patch contains some formatting
caused by my IDE. Sorry about this
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Index: URLRewritingModifier.java
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RCS file: /h
Hello,
>
> But I've a new problem with my application. In fact I try to post a login:
>
> password val=***
> username val=***. from this page http://192.15.15.65:2011/STT/Login to
>
> http://192.15.15.65:2011/STT/Login?Langue=Anglais, but I can't have this
> target page.
I can recomend you netwo
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simplest test as I did?
BTW Im using cvs build of jmeter, java 1.4.0 on linux, what do you run?
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> ${__regexFunction(assign+name%3D%22session_id%22+expr%3D%22%28.*%29,%241%24
>,RAND,,,getID)}
>
> if i use that function during the third hit, it works fine.
>
Do you use $__regex or ${getID_g1} in third request? Do you suggest that
jmeter remembers $getID up to third request and for
ribing the latest CVS version (or nightly build)
of jmeter. I didn't use the release you mentioned. Latest versions compile
and run succesfully with jdk 1.4.1 linux/win2k (no problems, I've tested it)
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> I've just a question. I'm testing my own application with Jmeter and I use
> the listener "View results Tree". The request data is:
> https://momo.toto.com :80/..
>
> I'd like to know why Jmeter add the port 80 and is there any solution to
> remove it.
Well, I think your problem is not in
Hi Denis,
Thank you, I have discovered functions recently, and they are very powerful
indeed.
The more I use JMeter the more I love it.
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right (both Aggregate Report and View result in Table)
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and java instalation done only for jmeter).
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I have to wait a little to see this in archive.
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Hi Amir,
Thank you very much for (very) quick response.
> Are the values of these hidden fields static? Can't you populate them ahead
Please forgive me, but I think I don't quite understand this :(.
I said, that filelds' values are generated by the server. They can be
anything. I want to inclu
Greettings to everybody, I'm new to list
I'd like to know what is the current status of such simple problem:
The first HTTP Request results with form and some generated hidden fields on
it. Pressing submit sends this fields to server. I want to simulate this with
JMeter. Sounds trivial, but I d
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