Hi all,
I have some difficulties putting together a testplan for a EJB
Interface Test.
My Setup:
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J2EE Container with a couple of Stateless Session Bean.
I would like to call the first (login) which comes back with the
sessionid and do a second, third, etc call using that sessionid.
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I
As I gone through the document of jmeter I would not found any where
to
use the browser test,
But I ve seen the info to test directly sending request to HTTP not
via through the browser.
JMeter does not instantiate and control a web-browser. JMeter is a great
tool for *simulating* the
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I don't think that there is any way to access the thread count directly.
But you can define the thread-count in terms of a property, e.g.
jmeter -Jthreads=123
Then set (and read) the thread count using ${__P(threads)}
S.
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From:
[Please ask usage questions on the JMeter user list]
There are details of how to parameterise tests in the JMeter FAQ.
Also look at the functions:
__CSVRead()
_StringFromFile()
S.
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From: Akbar, Gul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 May 2004 11:17
To: '[EMAIL
Hi
I have been trying to use different values for a parameter using the
users.xml file and HTTP User Parameter Modifier under the pre-processors.
I would like to test about a hundred values under one user (thread) for that
parameter.
For example: the tests are to be HTTP requests in the form:
Hi
What's the logic behind deprecating this method in JMeter 2.0.0?
void org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult.setTime(long elapsed)
I use it in circumstances where the elapsed time is returned by an object
several calls deeper in the stack. Using sampleStart() / sampleEnd() would
cause a
Is it possible to bind a JMeter server/engine to a particular IP address or
port? If I have a beefy box and I want to run 2 engines on it, off of
separate NICs, could I do it? Thanks!
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Regards,
joe
Joe Casadonte
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Hi.
Here's a useful tutorial that helps to
understand what JMeter is capable of :
http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/JMeter/
Lee Peterson
SAS Institute Inc.
SAS ... The Power to Know
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From: Sonam Chauhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May
I would like to have users run these in this order in a scheduled simulation duration:
1. a first set of transactions once,
2. then run a second set randomly and repeatedly,
3. then finally when simulation time is near the end, run a thrid set of transactions
once.
For the first 2 sets, I
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