Hi all,

I am trying to benchmark the dummy at /SimpleGET/generic in the following
project: http://cl.ly/2H1e1e3P2v0u

To do so, I do not have the ideal conditions, but I believe I should get far
better results:
- My Server:
1.7Ghz i5 4GB MacBook Air at Java 7, TomEE+ 1.5.2
directly connected to my Clients through UTP and working DHCP

- My Clients:
0 to 300 concurrent, in steps of 5 every 2 seconds, generated by the
Stepping Thread Group using JMeter (http://jmeter.apache.org) and
JMeterPlugins
(http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/downloads/detail?name=JMeterPlugins-1.0.0.zip
- place .jar in JMeter/lib/ext) using the Test Plan at
http://cl.ly/3C1a282P381h (pay attention to server IP).
2.8Ghz i7 8GB iMac at Java 7


My test web service should just do return "<go>return</go>";, however I
still have an error rate of 7 to 11% on 200000 samples generally starting
from around 150 concurrent requests. 


I am at the end of my wits here. I believe I have dumbed down the test
webapplication far enough (my endgoal is to benchmark a more complex web
application). I believe I have simplified the network connection enough by
avoiding the complete network but directly connecting through UTP. I believe
I have enough power on both my computers to have better results. I
researched the "connection reset by peer" erorr and I am using the suggested
settings in my HTTP Request call in JMeter and I have simplified the network
connection to my maximum. Previously, I was routing this traffic through a
DD-WRT WRT54G, same problems.


Thank you in advance,

Caroline



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