Re: Starting JMeter

Jmeter requires jdk1.4 or higher version to run. - Original Message - From: James Farrier [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 4:33 PM Subject: Starting JMeter Hi all I am new to this list and have the following problem. When I try to start

simulate several user submitting requests at the same time

Hi Mike , I have a situation where in Several users submit a specific request at the same time. I am testing a web based bank application. The requirement is to identify how the webserver would behave when a particular request or user action has been sent by several users at the same time. I

RE: Starting JMeter

Which version of JMeter are you having problems with? JMeter 1.8 requires JVM 1.4+ JMeter 1.8.1 also 1.4+ (I think) JMeter 1.9 RC1/2 requires JVM 1.3+ -- The opinions expressed herein are my own, and are not necessarily endorsed by my employer ... -Original Message- From: Ramesh J.C

RE: Starting JMeter

Thanks. The problem was my java version. I thought I had java 1.4 but it was not picking it up. After messing about with my path I now have it working. Thanks again James -Original Message- From: Ramesh J.C [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 24 June 2003 12:16 To: JMeter Users List

Re: 1.8.1 scripts in 1.9

I downloaded build 2003-06-24. I don't know if your fix was in that or not, but I still get the error. Thanks, Chris [EMAIL

Assertion test

How can I set up the response assertion to show the value of a variable being returned from a servlet? Thanks, Ish This message may contain information that is privileged or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying,

webservice sampler

Has anyone used the new webservice soap sampler in 1.9RC2? I wrote the sampler and would like to see what people think. I was going back over bugzilla entries and several other people encountered similar problems with webservices and the SOAP/XML-RPC sampler. peter lin

Re: Assertion test

Servlets return HTTP responses, generally headers + HTML. What do you mean by a variable being returned from a servlet? -Mike On 24 Jun 2003 at 8:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How can I set up the response assertion to show the value of a variable being returned from a servlet? Thanks,

RE: webservice sampler

out of curiousity, are you testing a webservice, or just a soap servlet of some kind. the webservice sampler takes soapaction and uses Apache soap driver. There is saxpath for doing XPath stuff. I'm actually considering modifying Apache SOAP to use XPP3 pull parser. this way it will be

RE: webservice sampler

Peter, I'm testing a soap servlet. Thanks for the info! Brian -Original Message- From: peter lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 10:32 AM To: JMeter Users List Subject: RE: webservice sampler out of curiousity, are you testing a webservice, or just a soap

RE: webservice sampler

if you could give it a try, I love to hear your feedback. SaxPath is relatively easy to use and is used by Jaxen. The challenge with providing XPath is the UI design. I guess one could provide a configuration element that applies to the several samplers or one sampler. normally, the

__CSVRead always reads the same file.

Hi, I'm having a problem with using __CSVRead in a loop. Here is the construct I am using: |--- Loop Controller (set to run twice) |--- XMLSampler |--- RegExExtractor to get ParameterThatWorks |--- Interleave Controller |--- Request1 (Accesses File1.xml) |---

Re: __CSVRead always reads the same file.

hi brian, are you using SOAP/XML-RPC sampler or the new webservice sampler. I'm guessing webservice sampler, since the older XML-RPC sampler doesn't take file. patching it to take comma separated file should be fairly easy. I did post/attach a patch to the webservice sampler in bugzilla

RE: __CSVRead always reads the same file.

I'm using a SOAP/XML-RPC Sampler. Is this my problem? I tried using the Webservice sampler when I started using 1.9RC2 but it didn't work for me. I assumed it was because we're not SOAP compliant, but it could be that I was using it wrong. We're just sending XML so a server. If

RE: __CSVRead always reads the same file.

As far as I can make out from a recent look at the code, CSVRead only supports a single file. Each thread can maintain its own position in the file, but they all access the same file. By contrast, StringFromFile supports as many files as needed, but each reference in a test plan opens the file

RE: __CSVRead always reads the same file.

hi brian, I think sebastian's message explains it. unfortunately, Apache soap drivers uses soap formatting, so your servlet doesn't like it. if you post the eror you get I can look into it when I have time and see if I can tweak the sampler to work with XML-RPC also. peter lin Brian

RE: __CSVRead always reads the same file.

Hey, I've tried a number of things using __CSVRead and _SFF and I'm very close to having this complete. I do have a question about CSVRead and why it's not working the way I understand that it should. The request below, in my understanding, should read the first column of the second line of