Hi,
Heh, heh. The parser warnings are those of jTidy. If you want warnings turned off
goto HTTPSamplerFull and look for the method 'protected static Tidy getParser()'.
After the line 'tidy.setQuiet(true);' add another line -
tidy.setShowWarnings(false);
Errors will still be shown though. I've haven't tried this so I hope it'll work.
Nope, HTTPSamplerFull does not open multiple connection like a user-agent. My
rationale behind this is that it's just trying to measure the load time that's all.
Having it emulate a user-agent by opening multiple connections only speeds up(?) the
measurement but may not serve any other purpose.
I try not to take into consideration the metrics other than load time. That's why as
suggested by Mike, I modified the code to NOT include the parse time it takes to find
<img...>, <input type="image"...>, <applet...> but instead just the time taken to load
those binaries.
neth
-----Original Message-----
From: "Jamie Davidson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 17:18:31 -0400
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: JMeter extensions and browser emulation
> I have taken the HttpSamplerFull code and am running it - this is great stuff. One
>question though - how do I turn off the parser warnings (telling me that img does not
>have an alt attribute, for instance... This seems to be bogging down my system
>somewhat.
>
> One other question - ( I have not yet looked closely through the code) - does the
>HttpSamplerFull accurately emulate a user agent by opening multiple connections to
>fetch the page and it's contents?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
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