Hi,
(I see I'm having trouble getting my point across about response data
showing up in the results.jtl XML file, so I made a more comprehensive
test case and included a fix.)
I think there is a bug in JMeter where sometimes response data is
written to the results.jtl XML file when run in
Hi peter,
I wrote the webservice sampler in 1.9.1. I tested it against .aspx and .asmx pages.
If you give me more details, I can help you figure out the problem. Have you compared
the request message produced by jmeter against one that works?
there's a lot of Microsoft-ism in the .NET
I just built from the nightly and ran a test against an asmx page. remember to check
read response otherwise the sampler will ignore the response.
this was done for performance reasons. reading the response is fairly memory intensive.
peter lin
Peter Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have
I have an application that can have multiple context roots. I need to be
able to change this in one place rather than in every HTTP Request. I tried
putting it in HTTP Request Defaults Path but the proxy recorder only records
urls that match the path exactly. I would like something that will look
Hi,
Iam new to Jmeter, I read JMeter Ant Task.html from extras directory of Jmeter
installation that with few taskdefintion and including the ant-jmeter.jar i can
generate the test report as described in the html file.
Iam not sure or i dont understand where these below definition i should save
Don't think it can be done at present using JMeter alone, but you should be
able to do half of it, and then use an editor to fix the rest.
IIRC, path prefix extraction has been wished for.
==
Record the tests for a single host, using the appropriate defaults for host
name and port. This should
Unfortunately, the HTTP Request Defaults component can't serve that
function.
But you can define a variable in your test plan having the value
/application. The proxy recorder will replace every occurence of
/application with ${yourVariable}. You'll only need to change the
variable to run
Looking at the IfController.java it seems as though the following would
be valid If statements.
${count}10
\a\.equals(\a\)
2100
false==true
I can not get any of these to work.
${str_CURRENTSTATUS}==Open
gives the following exception
2004/01/06 11:46:34 ERROR -
Thanks for your reply
I have check the read response. I have tried every combination I can think of.
Points to note
1. The Web Service Sampler config can access Web Services to populate the drop down.
Try using http://www.nanonull.com/TimeService/TimeService.asmx?WSDL
2. I populated the
- Original Message -
From: Vincent Partington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 9:49 AM
Subject: Response data written to results XML file
Hi,
(I see I'm having trouble getting my point across about response data
showing up in the results.jtl
Has anyone seen timers taking longer than they should? I have a JMX that
makes 5 HTTP requests with Uniform Random Timer inserting a delay in between
each request.
Setting the timer's random delay to 0, and varying the timer's constant
delay, I got the following figures for the real delay of
This could perhaps be due to other activity on the system.
Or it could be a bug
By the way, you don't say how you measured the actual times - were you aware that the
timestamps in JTL files are END times, rather
than start times ?
(the latest code in CVS can save start times instead, if the
By the way, you don't say how you measured the actual times - were you
aware that the timestamps in JTL files are END times, rather
Sorry Seb, this is how I measured the actual times.
I didn't use the JTL files (at my settings they only record the sample
results, not delays). I measured the
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