RE: Newbie basic question

2004-07-09 Thread Manoj Panicker
e same scenario with a browser! Best Regards, Manoj S. Panicker Direction Software Solutions -Original Message- From: Michael Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 6:04 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Newbie basic question Well, I'd be interested in mor

Re: Newbie basic question

2004-07-09 Thread Peter Lin
one thing to keep in mind is jmeter uses one single thread to get the page and all it's resources (when the box is checked). A browser on the otherhand will use 2 or more threads depending on the protocol. If it is using http1.0, the official spec limits each browser to 4 concurrent connections. H

Re: Newbie basic question

2004-07-09 Thread Michael Stover
Well, I'd be interested in more details, like, how do the actions that JMeter does differ from the actions of live users? Maybe live users are doing updates and JMeter is just doing reads? What kind of timer are you using in JMeter? Do 10 live users bring the server down? Does the server get er

Newbie basic question

2004-07-09 Thread Manoj Panicker
Dear All, I have only begun to discover performance testing and JMeter usage. I fail to understand why JMeter does not face problems as a user does when testing a site through the browser. I mean I am testing a site where I am facing performance problems with just 10 live users! But JMeter goes ok