JMeter and Gnuplot

Hi! I want to import the 'Graph Resluts' and the 'Monitor Results' from JMeter into Gnuplot. Has anyone already created a script to translate the csv/xml output from JMeter into a Gnuplot data file? How can i log the 'Monitor Results' to a data file - or is it perhaps easier to treat

Re: Startup failure in Distributed Mode

What does jmeter.log say? BTW, client-server mode does not currently gain you much - see the mail archives for some discussions on this. [Archives are linked from the JMeter website] The client and server installations must be the same version of JMeter, or communications may not work properly.

Re: Bad thread group listener behaviour

I doubt that this is a cut-n-paste bug. May I suggest that you create a Bugzilla issue and attach a copy of a sample test script that causes the problem? S. On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 15:11:08 +0200, Giuseppe Ielpa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Comments? G. -Original Message- From:

Re: Recording requests

I suppose there's no point suggesting that you try installing a different browser? [The fact that the existing browser is locked down suggests not, on the other hand, it seems you can install JMeter...] S. On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 07:40:25 -0500, Peter Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you posted

Re: simple sample for using beanshell assertion

Thanks, very useful. Would it be OK to add this to the JMeter distribution? S. On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 10:20:09 -0500, K.P. Thottam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All , I was looking around for a sample for BeanShell assertion but could not find one . Anyway I dug around and got a better

WSDL file trouble with WebService Test

Title: WSDL file trouble with WebService Test Hi All, I am a newbie and have recently downloaded the latest version of Jmeter, September 7th, 2004 I am looking to do a test on an example Web service, however when I enter in the address on the wsdl file and click load, I get a WSDL not

Running as a server

We currently have a server that constantly tests our code and site. We would like to incorporate JMeter into this testing infrastructure. The only thing is the amount of tests that we want to run and the frequency we want to run them, combined with the overhead of starting the JMeter server is

RE: Running as a server

We have successfully utilized JMeter to test our PeopleSoft ERP system. We developed several complex scripts and controlled their execution through one client (running on Windows XP) and several jmeter servers running on our unix servers. We simply relied on the documentation provided with