RE: Extracting "Size in bytes:"

PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 4:36 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Extracting "Size in bytes:" On 15/10/2008, Nair, Pramod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > > > I'm trying to extract the "Size in bytes" value from my HTT

RE: JMeter and Citrix

I believe there should be no difference using Citrix or local desktop. The load on the system should be the same just check the Citrix Box configuration as more number of simultaneous sessions on the same Citrix box would indicate more memory and CPU usage as compared to one session spawning multip

Extracting "Size in bytes:"

Hi, I'm trying to extract the "Size in bytes" value from my HTTP Response (below) using Regular Expression Extractor. I tried with the entire available "Response Field to check" options but could not extract the size of HTTP Response. The regex I'm using is - Size in bytes: (.*) Is this

RE: Extracting "Size in bytes:"

, 2008 6:19 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Extracting "Size in bytes:" On 15/10/2008, Nair, Pramod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thank you.. > > Call 1: I am calling an HTTP Request forever. > > Call 2: I am updating the DB using another call. This will chang

RE: Problems running Remote test

Are you sure that you have jmeter-server.bat console running on your remote host? It runs on port 1099 by default. If this port is already in use you will either need to change the port address to be used in jmeter.properties or kill the process that is using 1099 on your remote host. You can

RE: csv Data Set Config

Using Debug Sampler to capture Variables should help you. Also, for your question: I have the parameter names as USER,PWD (Hope its not USER,PWD, ) What I do to my CSV file is always have the last column as END-DATA so it would look like - (USER,PWD,END-DATA) - where END-DATA column will contain

Confused in JMeter Sample Attributes

Hi, I'm a bit confused interpreting JMeter Sample Attributes. I'm using an HTTP request Sampler and my Results file gives me the following values which I believe are: t - Elapsed time: Total response time i.e. the total time taken right from the moment when the request is fired by JMeter t

RE: Threads Running Concurrently

The execution is always top down within a thread. But you can have different threads that work in parallel. You will need to uncheck "Run Thread groups consecutively" in the Test Plan where you create different threads. But I guess the thread groups start randomly not following the top-down orde

RE: Threads Running Concurrently

ARIEL 2008/11/5 Nair, Pramod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The execution is always top down within a thread. > But you can have different threads that work in parallel. > > You will need to uncheck "Run Thread groups consecutively" in the Test > Plan where you create di

RE: Threads Running Concurrently

riel.co.za 2008/11/5 Nair, Pramod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > You can share variable between threads using JMeter properties. > This has been discussed previously. You can check the archive. > > > -Original Message- > From: Sipathamandl

RE: Generate SOAP requests

You can use the soapUI tool. Just load your required WSDL and it will help you generate SOAP response for each request. You will get it at http://www.soapui.org/ -Original Message- From: akshata s.m. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 3:29 PM To: jmeter-user@jakar

RE: Problems with Counters

I have used a counter in my thread group and it works fine for me. Are you defining all the required parameters? I have set Start 1 Increment 1 Reference Name myCounter and it works! I see myCounter increments... Thanks Pramod -Original Message- From: s

RE: Web Service Test Plan - interpreting results. [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

rc is the response code. It returns 200 if your request is a pass. You can also check the success flag - "s" which is then set to true. In your case below s is set to false as your request failed and returned response code, rc=000 and response message, rm=n must be positive Your Soap request seem

RE: Jmeter for recording http protocol in citrix environment

I have used JMeter on Citrix and have faced this problem. So I installed BadBoy on Citrix, recorded the application using BadBoy and exported it to JMeter. If you don't want to do that, you should have admin privileges on Citrix Box so that you can change the Connection Settings on IE. Thanks Pr

RE: Header in CSV File

Hi, There is a work around to solve your problem temporarily. This is what I do; I have an additional column named "Valid Data" which takes the values Y/N Before reading each row, I put the condition "${Valid Data}" == "Y" in an If Controller. It skips if the Row contains anything other than Y,

RE: Using the __V function in an HTTP sampler

I think you should be using something like this - ${__evalVar(gameId_${C })} -Original Message- From: Noel O'Brien [mailto:nobr...@newbay.com] Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 3:07 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Using the __V function in an HTTP sampler Maybe have a look at the For

RE: how do I pass a value obtained in "Thread Group 1" (with "XPath Extractor" from a "WebService(SOAP) Request") to "Thread Group 2" for use as input to "WebService(SOAP) Request"

Have a look at this.. http://osdir.com/ml/jakarta.jmeter.user/2003-08/msg00238.html The best way to do it would be Use a single thread with Controllers that decide which Sampler Request should be executed. User Defined Variables - Config Element will not help as they are initialized before you e