ou that
> data on what I had found. We'll be researching this in more depth in a
> couple of days. I'll get back to this discussion then.
>
> Cheers Oliver
>
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I can second that.
Cheers Oliver
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Hi,
I did observe TimeOut exceptions,
data
> on what I had found. We'll be researching this in more depth in a couple
> of days. I'll get back to this discussion then.
>
> Cheers Oliver
>
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d. We'll be researching this in more depth in a couple
of days. I'll get back to this discussion then.
Cheers Oliver
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Subject: Re: Getting Exception "java.io.IOException: Stream closed"
Agreed, it would not be practical to run 100 instances - but it would be
useful to find out if you can get
Agreed, it would not be practical to run 100 instances - but it would
be useful to find out if you can get past 5 simultaneous threads.
The behaviour with 10, 15, 20 threads etc might give a better idea as
to why the problems are occurring.
The size in the View Results in Table is the Response s
Hi,
Thanks Sebb. I ll try dividing the threads into group of 5 and running from
separate Jmeter instances.
But think this ll be a very hard thing to do if I want to try 500
simultaneous hits.
One thing more I observed when I looked at the results in "View Results in
Table".
All the R
This also looks like something external to JMeter.
I'm not familiar with the details of HTTPClient, but the method name
readStatusLine() suggests that the data has been successfully
uploaded, and that JMeter is waiting for the remote server to respond.
All I can suggest now is that you run sever
Hi,
Thanks for the inputs.
I tried with the latest nightly build of 2006-05-21.
Tried running the test case first with using sampler 'HTTP Request' and then
'HTTP Request HTTP Client'. The requests are failing in both with the
following exception,
The failure is in the readResponse() method, which suggests that the
server is having problems responding.
Might be worth trying the latest nightly version of JMeter, as I made
some changes to the handling of readResponse() failures to prevent
them propagating to other threads.
I'm not sure that
Hi
Do you use "HTTP Client" or "HTTP Request HTTP Client"? My tip is, that
the connection times out from the Jmeter side but that all depends on
which sampler you're using.
Cheers
Oliver
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