Confirmed with JMeter 2.4 (confirming the behavior, it looks like a bug):
- scenario below produces 1,1
- just increasing number of threads in the thread group also produces all
ones 1,1,1,1
- 3 samplers, each containing the same function, loop 3 is
1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3
- one sampler loop 3 1,2,3
Hi Oliver,
I have a small () question for you -
I am running some tests and presenting the aggregate report - in this,
Average Response Time, which is the second column in agg. report table is
the average of set of response times, but the the value displayed in the
last row - Total - and under
Hi,
I have created a test plan in Jmeter for Web Service(SOAP request).
The web API takes product Id as input.
In a single test run, I want to invoke the API with 100 product Ids.
Is there any way through which I can loop over product Ids and in each
loop I can insert new product Id dynamically?
Hello,
I confirm this behaviour also exists in 2.5 and 2.5.1.
It may be a documentation issue or a real issue, I opened an issue for
clarification:
- https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51923
As it is made I think counter will only change at each iteration.
Regards
Philippe
Hi Philippe,
I can confirm that RC3 fixes my problem and I now have stable memory usage
having run the same .jmx overnight for confirmation.
Thanks for your assistance with this matter. Case closed! :)
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On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 11:43 AM, apc a...@apc.kg wrote:
yep, Undo feature would be great breakthrough.
I investigated this topic in JMeter code some time ago and found it a bit
complex for me, I failed to
a lot of code changes... I understand it, but not having an undo in JMeter
is really bad experience.
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On 29 September 2011 18:11, Deepak Shetty shet...@gmail.com wrote:
if you know it in advance then add an IF controller (wrapping your loop)
that checks a property (where the property is passed by command line)
Or you could use a property for the loop count, with default 0, and
set the property
There are two aspects to XML correctness:
- well-formed
- valid
Well-formed just means matching end-tags and no syntax errors, which
is probably all you were expecting.
Valid means that the XML agrees with its DTD.
For XHTML, Tidy knows what the DTD is.
Tidy does not know what the DTD for
Hi all,
we wrote a small tool with a gui, to import the log into a mysql-DB.
not really ready,
but helps me a lot to mining 90%/10% response times and filter errors.
If some intrested to take look/try, please send me a private email.
Thanks
karl
Am 29.09.2011 13:57, schrieb vineeth:
Hi
Sure! Just put your product IDs in a CSV file or database and use a CSV
config data element or JDBC sampler to read them into an array. Then you can
use a ForEach logic controller to perform the same action using a different
variable from the array each time. In your SOAP request you'd just
God bless you!
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the function is __property
The error you are getting is because Login is going to evaluate to literal
string ${property(Login)} (since its not defined) your if condition
becomes ${property(Login)} == 1 which is bad javascript.
On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 7:00 AM, mkt michaelkturner...@gmail.com
what do you mean by threads do not?
On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 7:51 AM, mkt michaelkturner...@gmail.com wrote:
Well I deleted them all and re-added them and now it works, kinda. The if
controllers work, but the Threads do not...
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On 30 September 2011 08:34, Philippe Mouawad philippe.moua...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
I confirm this behaviour also exists in 2.5 and 2.5.1.
It may be a documentation issue or a real issue, I opened an issue for
clarification:
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If a variable refers to a function, one would expect the variable to be
evaluated once per iteration,so it can be used in multiple
samples.
Well we already have the counter element. And the function already supports
saving into a variable so it can be used in multiple samples irrespective of
how
how have you calculated it manually (the last row value is not much useful
anyway)?
If Request1 = 10 samples each 10 secs therefore avg =10 seconds
and request2 = 1 sample , 1 second therefore avg = 1 second
then overall average = (10*10 + 1*1)seconds/(10+1) samples.
regards
deepak
On Thu,
Hi,
I started jmeter with DEBUG logging on (running on window 7)
jmeter -Ljmeter.engine=DEBUG
i have a test plan that I've seen work and run against a test environment
and when i start the testplan against a different environment, jmeter
appears to not respond or be active. There is a period of
Thanks for the help. The __time() function is exactly what I wanted.
Unfortunately, for the other value (the calculated one), I need access
to cryptographic libraries. It looks like I could use either
javascript or beanshell as long as they support importing third party
libraries, but frankly I
yes CSV is faster - however you can do the same with a startup threadgroup
instead of your test
Beanshell can do almost anything java can do (and you write most of it
within a java class so that you only call out to your java code (or you can
write your own custom function in java)
regards
deepak
I have calculated manually by adding up all the response times in 'Average'
column and divided by number of labels, in my case that would
3920/7=560if i divide it by 1000 to show it in seconds it would 0.56,
but here the value is 0.66 which i got in aggregate report...
actually the table
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