Re: proposal : maven as build tool for next release

s to go this way. Nicolas 2010/8/9 sebb > On 9 August 2010 12:12, nicolas de loof wrote: > > Hi > > My name is Nicolas De loof, I'm a Maven committer and a jMeter user, with > > even more usage of this nice tool. I'm french, so please apology for my > ugly >

proposal : maven as build tool for next release

Hi My name is Nicolas De loof, I'm a Maven committer and a jMeter user, with even more usage of this nice tool. I'm french, so please apology for my ugly english ;) As jMeter 2.4 is just released, I think it's a good time to consider switching the build to use Maven, or maybe just

Re: number of threads vs number of simulated users

concurrent requests , you need N threads. Any kind of thread > pool / execute - backlog queue mechanism would only give you an > approximation and in addition would need you to tune the pools based on > your > requirements - which is probably a much harder task. > > > &g

number of threads vs number of simulated users

Hi, There's many threads on this list about simulating high number of users with jMeter. The main limitation seems to be the number of threads. I wonder why jMeter uses the "1 dedicated Thread per (Virtual) User" strategy : - each Thread uses native memory, large number of threads requires muc

wiki update

Hi, reading the jMeter FAQ http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ, it seems some few updates are required with the 2.4 release : " Can JMeter record HTTPS requests using the recording proxy? *Answer:*No. JMeter would never be able to decipher the encrypted requests the browser sends. SS