code / patch to Bugzilla?
We can then add the property check as necessary...
S.
-Original Message-
From: Lars-Erik Helander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 October 2003 15:05
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: JMeter remote test performance problems?
My interpretation of the core problem
mode
checkbox. Just never fully implemented.
-Mike
On 7 Oct 2003 at 8:29, Lars-Erik Helander wrote:
I agree that the easiest way to control would be a property valid for the
whole server engine.
During the initial phases of running a test, it is very
nice to see the results in real-time
My interpretation of the core problem here is that all samples
are reported back to the controlling JMeter instance in real-time.
This slows down the sampling process and since RMI, that is used
for this communication, is well known for not being nice to performance
it will probably very well
In my search for a specific functionality I came across this discussion held
a while ago.
In my case the proposed solution is not ideal, and that is why I would like
to comment on
it (and propose a possible path forward).
In my scenario I have several machines that act as load-generators. Some of
One great feature with JMteter is that you save your test results together
with you test
plan definition. This makes it possible to track exactly what you did and
you do not
loose control over the relationship between test results and their
corresponding test plan.
However when you run remote
This is what I want to do:
Having a test plan loaded into JMeter (in GUI mode) I would like
to discard this test plan and load in a new test plan. If I open
an additional test plan, its contents get added to the currently
loaded plan. Is this doable without having to restart the whole
devil's advocate here:
You could build a simple web app that enables users to select from a
simple set of options, with JMeter being run via the Java interface or
Ant task in the background on the application server ... ;-)
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