Would storing just responses of MIME type text/xml, text/html, text/json, text/plain and deleting the rest help to avoid those subtle failures and improve performance?
Thanks Chaitanya M Bhatt On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 9:49 AM, sebb <[email protected]> wrote: > On 7 December 2012 17:15, Philippe Mouawad <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello, > > What about implementing a kind of agressive mode for High Load Tests. > > > > It would be a Config Element that would change slightly JMeter behaviour: > > > > - Nullify previous SampleResult > > - Nullify JMeterContext#previousSampler > > - Clean response data as soon as sampling and post/processor , > > assertions have been done > > I think that would stop the listeners from working. > > > > > Other field of improvements would be to work on HashTree size and > cloning. > > > > What are your thoughts ? > > Unless the test plan includes a listener that saves copies of every > sample result, then at most two samples will be saved (current and > previous) per thread. > > Is there really a problem with memory usage for high load tests - > unless the samples are huge? > > The risk is that clearing the data will cause subtle test failures > which are very hard to debug. > > > Regards > > Philippe >
