The first scenario has a loop count of 10, wouldn't that also load 100
threads to the server?
Anyway, my real problem is this:
I use a csv file for the test plan with a format like this:
usernameA,PasswordA,DataA
usernameB,PasswordB,DataB
usernameC,PasswordB,DataC
.
.
usernameJ
Sorry, My Mistake. What i meant was:
1. 10 threads, 100secs ramp up, loop count of 10
2. 100 threads, 1000secs ramp up
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If they have the same ramp up time of 100 seconds, will they behave the same?
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Good day,
I have 10 accounts to use in load testing our application. I just want to
know if my Jmeter test will behave in the same manner if:
1. If i put 100 in the number of threads and a loop count of 1
2. If i put 10 in the number of threads and loop count of 10
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Good Day,
Is there a way of looping my Jmeter test plan where the next iterations of
the test plan will load only when all the threads of the previous test plan
have finished?
Thanks
-Caloy
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Tried (.*?) just now and i still did not get any value.
Thanks
-caloy
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Im trying to get a dynamic authentication token which i have to use in the
post methods. Its quite weird why it won't get the value
-Caloy
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Hi Felix,
i used "form id="xxxForm".*?p_auth=(.+?).amp;" in the regular expression but
still did not extract any value. Could there be other workarounds?
Thanks
-Caloy
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hi kiran,
Tried http://172.22.52.57:9082/en/xxx\?p_auth=(.*?)&p_p_id= and blank
default value, but it still can't extract a its value
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Good day,
I am trying to extract an authentication token from a url so i can use for
post methods but my regular expression extractor does not seem to get the
value. Here are the contents of the regular expression extractor.
Reference Name: TOKEN
Regular Expression: http://172.22.52.57:9082/en/x
Yes, our app uses liferay and it has csrf protection. Is this a problem from
jmeter?
regards
caloy
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Ok ill post the contents of the http headers from the browser and the
response/request from the view results tree. Unfortunately i am only testing
it on my localhost.
regards
caloy
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We checked the server log and liferay returns "invalid authentication token".
Do you need to see the server and jmeter log? Ill see if i can upload the
files later.
regards
-cal0y
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way.I have
noticed in the cookie manager of firebug that the page has 2 jsessionid's. I
asked one our developers about it and he said that the theme runs as a
separate application and that probably causes the other jsessionid. Is this
a problem?regards-cal0y
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I've checked the behavior of the browser and jmeter, and they both use the
same jsessionid accross the three requests. However in the view results tree
in jmeter, the loading of the homepage(http request 1) does not have any
cookies but it has some in the browser. Is this ok?
regards
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Is this a
problem?
Thanks.
-cal0y
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Hi,
I am not a developer and i am new to Jmeter. I have recorded a simpe
testplan through jmeter proxy server and i think the steps were recorded
fine. When i run the test plan the post method returns a Response code
403(Forbidden) every time. This post method is simply a submit form that
require
Thanks for the reply chaitanya bhatt. Here are the contents of the post
method's header manager.
Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Accept-Language en-us,en;q=0.5
Accept
text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Keep-Alive 300
User
My testplan looks like this,
Test Plan
Thread Group
Http Request Defaults
Http Cookie Manager
Http Request for main page load
Http Request for Submit page load
Http Request for Submit page submission (Post method)
Is there a difference if i put the cookie manager in the testpl
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