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Hi all,
I'm t
that's definitely an area where loadrunner shines in my opinion. they
produce pretty charts and graphs that managers love. Even though I've
added the ability to save listeners and added the distribution graph,
honestly jmeter doesn't look nearly as pretty. It's not java's fault
either, the develope
It has been used by a very large organisation that looks after the UK's health.
That's a 4 million user organisation! Not that they use it directly, but the
people writing their software do.
JMeter works, does what it says on the tin but it isn't load runner. It
produces similiar results but obvio
Dear G.:
Could you quantify "large" for organizations? TREEV LLC is a 200-person banking
software company. We have used JMeter for load testing and functional testing
for about 4 months.
We picked it because: I evaluated low-priced load testers ($300-$500) and
JMeter (free). JMeter did what we
I don't know of any large government organization using Jmeter, but I
know plenty of apache developers. I use it regularly on commercial
projects over the last 4 years.
if senior management feel they need to fork over 20K for Mercury
loadRunner, it's gonna be hard to change their minds. I've used
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