Hi All,
We have provided a linux server to run JMETER. First I have to install the
jmeter on linux machine , to access the linux server we can connect through
Putty/WinSCP only becoz linux server is placed on remote location. Some how
i have installed the Jmeter under under
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 1:24 PM, Sonam Chauhan son...@gmail.com wrote:
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# Compile ConvertJMX.java.
# Previously setup dummy directory hierarchy for saveservice.properties
# (as setting JMETER_HOME did not work)
#
$ javac -cp lib/*;lib/ext/*
On 04/30/2011 04:21 PM, Doxa wrote:
Hi,
To optimize my JMeter script I have played with two options in the HTTP
sampler:
(1) Retrieve all embedded resources from HTML files.
I expect that with this option my script will be more independent from
future changes made on some website
Hi,
You will require JDK version for Linux and you can verify JAVA/JVM by 'java
-version' command.
You can not run JMeter in GUI mode from putty. If your Linux is supporting
then you can access it using VPN and run JMeter in GUI mode.
You can run JMeter in NON-GUI mode from putty to execute the
On 05/02/2011 03:24 PM, rkedari wrote:
Hi,
You will require JDK version for Linux and you can verify JAVA/JVM by 'java
-version' command.
You can not run JMeter in GUI mode from putty. If your Linux is supporting
then you can access it using VPN and run JMeter in GUI mode.
You can run
thanks for the reply.but still I am waiting the answer of
The problem is how would i know that *JVM* is already installed or not if
yes where i have *to* check. I am new *to* *linux*. or if not where i hav *
to* install the *JVM* or set the path variable like in windows
*JMETER_HOME*etc..
On 05/02/2011 04:55 PM, Rajiv Nanduani wrote:
thanks for the reply.but still I am waiting the answer of
The problem is how would i know that *JVM* is already installed or not if
yes where i have *to* check. I am new *to* *linux*. or if not where i hav *
to* install the *JVM* or set the path
Do you have to do that? Doesn't your company to have an IT department to
take care of that sort of thing? It shouldn't be a tester's job to install
things on a remote system.
Looks like you have JVM 1.4.2 installed. It's been a while since I've used
Red Hat, but if I recall correctly their RPM
yes.. with JDK1.6 it is working for me. download new JDK for linux.
regards,
rkedari
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Hi all,
I'm performing distributed stress testing using ~100 remote hosts and the
problem is that the jtl file with the test results does not include all the
expected samples. I ran the test with 1 thread and 1 loop expecting to get 100
samples in the results but I only got 5 samples. I ran
Hmm. Are you certain it's actually looping 100 times? I would guess that
something in your loop condition is causing the test to exit prematurely. Is
the test set up to exit if a sampler fails?
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flyingrhenqu...@gmail.com
Hi Bruce,
There's no loop condition. 1 Thread, 1 Loop and 100 remote hosts. Is it
possible that I'm not getting the results from all of them?
The test is not set up to exit if a sampler fails
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From: Bruce Ide [mailto:flyingrhenqu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, May 02,
Download java JRE - all files keep directory structure, place it in the
location of your choosing and then edit the jmeter file located in
jmeter's bin directory. At the end of the file you will have the command
line used to run jmeter something like [java argument -jar
AparcheJmeter.jar
Felix, thnx for your reply.
After reading your reply I had another look at JMeter. My findings:
(1) Follow redirects: I used the proxy server to capture all requests. I
copied some requests as a test and checked the follow redirects checkbox.
When running the test, the replies are different
Hmm. It's unusual for a sampler to have no data at all -- even if someone
doesn't respond you should still get a result. Are any exceptions showing up
in the jmeter log? It's usually located either in the jmeter bin directory
or the directory you were in when you started jmeter.
--
Bruce Ide
Which JMeter version?
On 2 May 2011 17:55, Baldassin, Santiago B
santiago.b.baldas...@intel.com wrote:
Hi Bruce,
There's no loop condition. 1 Thread, 1 Loop and 100 remote hosts. Is it
possible that I'm not getting the results from all of them?
The test is not set up to exit if a sampler
On 2 May 2011 20:25, Doxa ikbe...@gmail.com wrote:
Felix, thnx for your reply.
After reading your reply I had another look at JMeter. My findings:
(1) Follow redirects: I used the proxy server to capture all requests. I
copied some requests as a test and checked the follow redirects
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