You probably should bump up heap in your JVM, like in: java -Xmx100M XXX.class or don't use memory-intensive listener View Results.
On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Alex Colic wrote: > Hi, > > I have been using JMeter for about 2 months now and I have a couple of > general comments on how it could be improved. Firstly, I appreciate all that > the JMeter team has done, so please consider the below constructive > suggestions: > > 1: I know we all hear this, improve the documentation. There is a lot of > scope for misinterpretation. I must have gone through the distributive > portion of the documentation a dozen times and I still can't get it to work > remotely. > > 2: Why is it using so much memory? I have a threadgroup that simulates 20 > threads going through 5 pages. After about 5 minutes all my memory is maxed > out and the program stops and all I have is a java.lang,outofmemory > exception on the dos window. I have 256 meg of ram, is this not enough? > > 3: While the program is running I see a lot of exceptions being thrown in > the dos window. Most of them have to do with RegExp classes etc. While the > program seems to run, should I be worried? Maybe it would be better to hide > this from the user. > > 4: How do I simulate a lot of users? I tried using one test client but I > can't go higher than 30 thread or my machine runs out of memory? I tried the > distributive framework and I can't get that to work. If I could I probably > could not simulate more than 30 users. How about a set-up where you could > put clients on a number of machines that are controlled from one central > location, so that when you run a test at your desktop, simultaneously they > also run from these clients? > > 5: I know it has been mentioned before but the GUI could be improved. The > ability to move test elements around etc. Also, screen redraw seems to be > problematic. If I switch the look and feel to windows, and then click > through my test most stay with the default look and feel until I click them. > > For the record my desktop is a PIII800, win 2000, 256 meg ram and jdk1.3. > > Just some thoughts for your consideration. > > Alex > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
