Hi,
When I see this error my first check is thread pool on server side (is it
exhausted?) next firewall. In your case (I suspect ) low ramp-up cause that
server can't serve all request at once - part of them are serviced and part
are waiting in accept() backlog queue (which is limited) but others
@10 threads, I don't think it makes a difference over time if you are using
GUI mode, even for long times.
1. Have you tried with -Xmx1024? too see if it works at that level without
memory exceptions or you raised the size because of memory problems in the
first place?
2. Edit the jmeter script
Hey,
That sounds complicated. This is how I did it:
Problem
- application requires lots of .xml documents for load test (more than I
can generate prior to test, or even store for that matter)
- I wanted to have access and modify dynamically the content sent in those
xml
Solution
1. use Soap
Hello,
I started learning this tool: http://www.gnuplot.info/
because I need to run tests on remote linux machines anyway and because it
has its own scripting support that can be executed at the end of test
automatically and in the morning you just get the test results and some .png
files with
That would be great! Looking forward to seeing them.
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From: Adrian Speteanu asp.ad...@gmail.com
To: JMeter Users List jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Sent: Wed, Feb 16, 2011 17:06:29 GMT+00:00
Subject: Re: Quick and easy performance reports using Jmeter
Hello,
I
Hi all,
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1. I get the memory exception that’s why I increased the heap size.
2. thanks for the suggestion. I will try this.
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Hi, Anil
It seems that your input for Filename of CSV Data Set Config is not an
correctly absolute path.
I don't know whether C:\jakarta-jmeter-2.4\bin in your computer is the
default path for reading a CSV file, but at least, inputting an abosolute
file path can work normally.
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