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sebb, can you please let me know why is the big difference in the response
times for the first and further iterations ?
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On 13 October 2011 13:59, dineshkaarthick wrote:
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> Whenever I run a test for "Java Request" sampler only for the first
> iteration the real response times are observed and fro
http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n4899140/JMeter-API-Results-Second-Iteration.jpg
Whenever I run a test for "Java Request" sampler only for the first
iteration the real response times are observed and from the second iteration
onwards it is fast and the response time is almost
On 26 July 2010 09:58, prasanna bhat wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The Java Request is not as straight forward as any other sampler. I have a
> few question related to this:
>
> 1) when do we have to use it ?
It's optional.
> 2) how to use a Java Request sampler?
http:/
Hi,
The Java Request is not as straight forward as any other sampler. I have a
few question related to this:
1) when do we have to use it ?
2) how to use a Java Request sampler?
3) what are the adavantages of using it?
It will be great if some one can answer these questions with some kind of
On 15/01/2009, gregorype...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi all - it's great to be back using JMeter :-)
>
>
>
>
> A few years back we extended JMeter writing an EJB sampler based upon the
> Java request sampler. Our results were outputted in CSV format. We needed to
> sa
Hi all - it's great to be back using JMeter :-)
A few years back we extended JMeter writing an EJB sampler based upon the Java
request sampler. Our results were outputted in CSV format. We needed to save a
number of bespoke values within our EJB/ Java request samplers and use
, except that the variable name gets
> surrounded by double quotes in the csv column (very, very minor "bug" ;>).
>
That's deliberate - it allows the loader to distinguish user variables
from normal columns.
> My usecase : I'm using a custom Java Request Sampler inside
very minor "bug" ;>).
My usecase : I'm using a custom Java Request Sampler inside my plan, it's
returning results, and I would like to add part of these results as new csv
columns, using the above new functionality.
However, it doesn't look like the JavaSamplerContext object p
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> More specifically how do I tell jmeter to pick up my Java Request
> Sampler classes from a particular directory. One thing I have tried is
> to jar the files and put them in \lib\ext folder, is there any other way
> to tell jmeter to pick up files from so
More specifically how do I tell jmeter to pick up my Java Request
Sampler classes from a particular directory. One thing I have tried is
to jar the files and put them in \lib\ext folder, is there any other way
to tell jmeter to pick up files from some other directory without jaring
them?
I
Hi,
For my application I am trying pass the php file with arguments in the
jmeter java sampler program.
After compiling the java file, i created jar file and placed in the
lib/ext folder and thru jmeter iam calling that class file.
But during run time the script is taking the static values
Put the class in a jar file and put the jar in lib/ext
On 20/04/07, ald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I implemented the JavaSamplerClient in a HelloWorld.java file, but
HelloWorld.class does not show up in the Classname list box of the Java
Request Sampler. I tried 1) adding the dir
I implemented the JavaSamplerClient in a HelloWorld.java file, but
HelloWorld.class does not show up in the Classname list box of the Java
Request Sampler. I tried 1) adding the directory containing HelloWorld.class
to the Test Plan "Add directory or jar to classpath" and 2) (brute
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On 11/04/07, gopal labudu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thanks for reply,
i don't know what type of interface we need to
create?
JavaSamplerClient
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thanks for reply,
i don't know what type of interface we need to
create?
if you have an example, please send
according to that i can write code for my project.
once again thanks for reply,
from
Gopal
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On 4/11/07, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please see:
http:/
Please see:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Java_Request
"This sampler lets you control a java class that implements the
JavaSamplerClient interface. By writing your own implementation of
this interface, you can use JMeter to harness multiple threads, input
p
hi,
how to give the class name and where to save the java class name
what are the parameters need to send?
are all parameters mandatory while sending?
16. Dezember 2005 16:46
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>
> On 16/12/05, Brunner Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi, I wrote my own Java Request Sampler.
> > Maybe this question is ridiculos, but how
Hi,
what do you mean with "save the variable directly" ?
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On 16/12/05, Brunner Micha
On 16/12/05, Brunner Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I wrote my own Java Request Sampler.
> Maybe this question is ridiculos, but how do I return a value from the
> runTest() method.
> I scanned the Object SampleResult but couldn't find a place to put my result
Hi, I wrote my own Java Request Sampler.
Maybe this question is ridiculos, but how do I return a value from the
runTest() method.
I scanned the Object SampleResult but couldn't find a place to put my result in.
The final goal would be, that the result should be stored in a jmeter vairable,
/05, Michael Riedling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i am using the Java Request Sampler and submit parameters from JMeter to
> my Java Clients. Works fine, but only once!
> If i start my Java Request again, the parameters are disapeared and i
> have to ente
Hello,
i am using the Java Request Sampler and submit parameters from JMeter to
my Java Clients. Works fine, but only once!
If i start my Java Request again, the parameters are disapeared and i
have to enter them again in JMeter´s Parameter form... :/
Is that a known bug or is there a
looks like it couldn't initialize one of your classes. is the constructor or
method private/procted? it's hard to tell without seeing the code..
peter
On 10/26/05, Michael Riedling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> I want to use the Java Request Sampler from
hello,
I want to use the Java Request Sampler from JMeter to test a Java Client
which access a Webservice.
I implemented the interface and the required methods in my testclass
(CodeSamples.CityMapService).
The testclass itself is in the /lib/ext library and it appears in the
Java Request
thankx Sebb. Ya, I am able to run my Java Class by
writing my own implementation of JavaSamplerClient interface.
Regards
Anurodh
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> On 4/28/05, Anurodh Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > Hi,
> > I am trying to test a Java Class through Java Request Sampler but
> > not yet successful. Can somebody tell me exactly how to go about
> > doing it.
>
> The Java R
On 4/28/05, Anurodh Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hi,
> I am trying to test a Java Class through Java Request Sampler but
> not yet successful. Can somebody tell me exactly how to go about
> doing it.
The Java Request Sampler is not able to test arbitrary Java C
Hi,
I am trying to test a Java Class through Java Request Sampler but
not yet successful. Can somebody tell me exactly how to go about
doing it.
Regards
Anurodh
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I would like to use the Java Request Sampler to execute a java program to do some
calculations/parsing. Then I would like the java program to return a string in which
Jmeter can store to a user variable. Is this possible and how would I do this?
Any starting pointers appreciated.
mabel
I have created a Java Request Sampler but cannot get Jmeter to recognize
it. I used sleepTest as a template and simply changed the name of the
class to start, so it is unlikely that the problem is in the class
itself. I think it is a classpath problem.
The documentation says that Jmeter looks
For another possible solution, see bug 23366:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23366
Sebastian
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> Hello all,
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> I'm having trouble keeping the parameters associated with my Java request
>
Hello all,
I'm having trouble keeping the parameters associated with my Java request
around. Every time I key them and move to a different screen they are gone
when I return to the parameter screen. With the other request samplers
JavaTest and SleepTest they seem to be "attached" to the particular
sday, September 23, 2003 3:40 PM
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> Thank you Peter,
>
> However, my code is calling code that I have no control over. This code
uses
> the System classpath to locate resources. I set the system classpath prior
> to invoking JMeter bu
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> if you wrote your own sampler, the cleanest way is to write a custom
classloader that extends URLClassLoader. then use your classloader to load
those resources.
I've created a Java Request Sampler that I intend to use to test my EJB app.
However it is necessary that my Java request sampler have some additional
entries in the CLASSPATH. These entries include classes which are in
development along with some EJB server specific stuff. According to the
JMe
Hello all:
I've created a Java Request Sampler that I intend to use to test my EJB app.
However it is necessary that my Java request sampler have some additional
entries in the CLASSPATH. These entries include classes which are in
development along with some EJB server specific stuff. Acco
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> I think you need to set the response data type:
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> results.setDataType(SampleResult.TEXT);
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> S.
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I think you need to set the response data type:
results.setDataType(SampleResult.TEXT);
S.
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Hello,
I'
Hello,
I'm new to JMeter and I've written a simple Java request sampler object for
testing to get a feel for things. The 1st thing I've noticed is that the
response data does not show in the view results tree listener. I am setting
response data in my java request sampler
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