JMeter uses Jakarta ORO (http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/index.html) to
implement Perl5 patterns.
Since Perl includes multi-line patterns using the m and s modifiers:
quote from Perlre document
m
Treat string as multiple lines. That is, change ``^'' and ``$'' from
matching the start or end of the
Also,
(sample.*){8,8} will match exactly 8 occurrences.
-Mike
On 1 Oct 2003 at 10:41, BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:
JMeter uses Jakarta ORO (http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/index.html) to
implement Perl5 patterns.
Since Perl includes multi-line patterns using the m and s
modifiers:
quote
True, but won't it stop looking when it has found 8 matches?
i.e. there could be more samples later in the buffer?
==
One could try anchoring the last sample:
(sample.*){7,7}(sample.*$){1,1}
but I think that would suffer from the same problem as the negative
look-ahead.
It may be tricky
What exactly is the difference between running a test plan with the Run
Thread Group Seperatly box checked and not checked. There is a huge
difference in my results.
Thanks
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If you run jmeter in non-GUI mode (-n flag) there will be fewer overheads.
Also, the number and type of listeners (visualisers) can make a big
difference to resource usage.
View tree is expensive. Aggregate is cheaper.
See Mike's posting a few days ago in JMeter
Can't find the doc at present, but the difference is that one runs the
groups concurrently and the other consecutively.
S.
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Subject: Run Thread Group Seperatly
What exactly is
The modifiers are placed after the regex.
e.g. /sample/s
But I've just realised that perhaps JMeter/ORO handle modifiers differently
- they may have to be spcified independently of the regex.
Your test with m/sam.*e/ suggests that this is may be the case.
Sorry if I misled you earlier.
I'll
Is there a way to get an environment variable with in jmeter as a script is
executing?
I don't mean a variable in the jmeter properties file.
Is there a javascript I can use, or something else.
Thanks,
Chris
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Guys,
I ran some tests overnight with jmeter v1.9.1, and got some odd results...
--
Threads RateR/Thr. Avg CPU
1 x 1 13/sec 13/sec 75ms28%
1 x 5 22/sec 4.4/sec 222ms 38%
1 x 10 23/sec 2.3/sec 436ms
Not that I know of, because Java does not give access to environment variables.
[But it's possible that JavaScript gives access.]
One can easily edit the script that starts JMeter to pass in the value of an
environment variable as a property.
e.g. on Windows:
java ... -jar ApacheJMeter.jar
On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 05:13:01PM +0100, BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:
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If you run jmeter in non-GUI mode (-n flag) there will be fewer overheads.
I would, except I can't figure out how to import the resulting xml file
in jmeter! All the Open menu commands give me an
At least on Perl v5.8.1, this will do the magic:
^(?.*?foo){8}(?!.*?foo)
Explanation:
^ anchors the match at the beginning of the string
(?X) is a do not backtrack or intependent subexpression. Whatever
is matched by pattern X at first shot will be bound to this
subexpression, and won't be
Hi,
We like to send a cookie with the login name as the value with some of
our http requests.
We made changes in the code on the web server to
bypass authentication done via https as we could not configure jmeter
to work with https requests. I tried to add this cookie name and value
in the
No. In m/X/, the m is for the match operator. The modifiers here go
after the last slash: m/X/m or m/X/s. But that's Perl syntax. In JMeter,
you only write the X -- the operation and modifiers (whatever they
are) are hardcoded in the Java code. Fortunately, there's a trick to add
a modifier
Before I set off to build a sizable Plan does anyone know about
Samplers/Assertions/Threads you can have before you run into trouble?
Thank you,
Patrick Sullivan
Centura Health
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