RE: Problem Remote starting Multiple Hosts from Command Line - JDBC

2005-07-20 Thread Mark Drilling
e: Problem Remote starting Multiple Hosts from Command Line - JDBC The test tree appears to be null - maybe "-tC:\in.jmx" is not a valid way to specify options. Try leaving a space between, ie: jmeter -n -r -Jremote_hosts=client1,client2 -t C:\in.jmx -l C:\out.jtl it's also possib

Re: Problem Remote starting Multiple Hosts from Command Line - JDBC

2005-07-20 Thread Michael Stover
The test tree appears to be null - maybe "-tC:\in.jmx" is not a valid way to specify options. Try leaving a space between, ie: jmeter -n -r -Jremote_hosts=client1,client2 -t C:\in.jmx -l C:\out.jtl it's also possible you need to escape the '\', as in "C:\\in.jmx" In any case, JMeter seems to be