Hi guys,
I'm using JMeter in a distributed mode : server on Linux and Client on XP
The server side seems OK : rmiregistry and java processes are running
correctely
Once I start my test plan on the client side, I get the following exception
:
2004/09/09 16:54:36 INFO - jmeter.JMeter: Version
You can always access CVS via the web interface:
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/jakarta-jmeter/
which is OK for downloading a few files, but a bit tedious otherwise.
There is a tool to automate fetching sources via the web interface - cvsgrab
http://cvsgrab.sourceforge.net/
S.
On Fri, 10 Sep
Did you remember to include a next() column?
S.
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 17:44:08 -0400, Michael Stover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like it might be a bug - you might want to create a bug report
and attach a sample test plan that demonstrates the error.
-Mike
On Fri, 2004-09-10 at
Did you remember to include a next() column?
This seems to work, but only if the number of threads == 1.
Jonathan
I take it back. This still goes back to top of file if used directly in
HTTP Sample, but it works the way it needs to in UserParameters, if
update is checked.
Thanks for the help.
J.
sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
13/09/2004 08:31 AM
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To: JMeter
I am new to JMeter but I think I have a problem which I have seen a
couple of posts on but no resolution. I am running JMeter and I am
trying to run multiple threads. In my web page I am attaching files.
If I use small file sizes say 1 to 2 MB everything runs fine. I can run
multiple
wow, that is a huge file. I've had test plans that were 10mb+ in the
past, but I've never had a test plan that attached a 25mb file. Even
if JMeter could handle 10 threads within a single instance, anything
more than 2 concurrent threads is going to seriously slow down the
network I/O.
in this
Peter,
Thanks my problem is I am trying to test for 100 concurrent users with
large file size. I am looking at options but I was hoping someone could
provide me a better explanation as to why JMeter is bombing out. Thanks
again.
Joaquin J. Martinez de Pinillos
Anteon Corporation
(o) 703
The ramp up time in my test plan does not appear to be working. It is set
correctly. Here is the property in the xml file for the test plan.
property xml:space=preserve
propType=org.apache.jmeter.testelement.property.StringProperty
name=ThreadGroup.ramp_time5/property
which should give me a 5
I just double checked and it looks like JMeter gets a BufferedStream
and doesn't load the file. The PostWriter calls InputStream
getFileStream(String filename) to get the stream and write directly to
the output stream.
so my previous email was wrong. it could just be that opening more
than 3
have you tried running JMeter from a linux box?
you might get better results.
peter
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 14:18:54 -0400, Martinez de Pinillos, Joaquin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter,
Thanks my problem is I am trying to test for 100 concurrent users with
large file size. I am looking at
When you say bombing out, what exactly does that mean?
-Mike
On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 14:18, Martinez de Pinillos, Joaquin wrote:
Peter,
Thanks my problem is I am trying to test for 100 concurrent users with
large file size. I am looking at options but I was hoping someone could
provide me
I mean the JMeter application shuts down with no information being
provided in the logs.
Joaquin J. Martinez de Pinillos
Anteon Corporation
(o) 703 253 3425
(f) 703 253 3690
(m) 703 980 8827
-Original Message-
From: Michael Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 13,
No info in the logs? That sounds suspicious. Have you tried starting
JMeter within a command prompt (rather than double-clicking jmeter from
a file manager). If the jvm quits like that, you'd normally see some
sort of error message at least dumped to the console.
Also, there can be some
Unfortunately I do not have access to Linux box. If I can find one I
will give it a try.
Joaquin J. Martinez de Pinillos
Anteon Corporation
(o) 703 253 3425
(f) 703 253 3690
(m) 703 980 8827
-Original Message-
From: Peter Lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 13,
Here is what I get in the command window when I run it from the command
line:
Exception java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: requested 33554448 bytes for
promotion. Out of swap space?
Any suggestions?
Joaquin J. Martinez de Pinillos
Anteon Corporation
(o) 703 253 3425
(f) 703 253 3690
(m) 703 980 8827
Hi, this is my first time with jmeter and I´m fighting a little with this
tool, for that reason I came to that list.
First of all, I must tell that I do not speak English so often, sorry If I
made a gramatical mistake
Here´s the cuestion
I am testing an application with jmeter.
This app use
Variables are referenced using ${NAME} not $(NAME), and you don't need
Javascript to use them, so try using
...UID${UID}/UID...
You might find it worth upgrading to version 2.0.1, which has more
features and a lot of bug fixes.
You can check what JMeter is sending by using the Tree View
The ramp-up value is the *total ramp-up time. Try using a value of 250.
On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 13:25:16 -0500, Chuck Henson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ramp up time in my test plan does not appear to be working. It is set
correctly. Here is the property in the xml file for the test plan.
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