The JMeter proxy is single-threaded. This means that if you're accessing 
a page with lots of images, frames, applets or whatever, they will be 
downloaded one at a time.

Is this what you mean when you say SLOW? Or it is something else?

In addition, the proxy doesn't start sending the response back to the 
client until it has received it in full. This will essentially double 
network transmission times if your network is not very good. Shouldn't 
matter usually, because the proxy will be local with the browser.

Salut,

Jordi.

Muhammad, Shakeel [IT] wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Sorry, I was wrong little bit. 
> 
> JMeter 1.7.2 works (i.e. I get authentication dialog box and can access
> protected resources)
> with Site Minder when I run using jmeter.bat. But the only problem in this
> case
> is browser loads pages very SLOW (same pages get loaded very fast if I don't
> use JMeter Proxy).
> 
> Also when I run JMeter 1.7.2 with command 
> jmeter -H proxy.com -P 8080     (giving our network proxy info)
> and run JMeter Proxy at port : 7777
> 
> Browser displays following message instead of page:
> [NOTE: I already had changed preferences of browser to point to localhost,
> 7777]
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------
> Error
> 
>      The requested item could not be loaded by the proxy.
> 
>      Proxy server is unable to locate the server: test:7001. The server does
> not have a DNS entry.
>      Check the server name in the Location (URL) and try again.
> 
> 
> 
> Proxy server at webproxy03 on port 8080
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Here is the Console Messages from JMeter Proxy Server:
> 
> Initializing...
> Creating Config Object...OK
> Creating Cache Manager...OK
> Creating Daemon Socket... port 7777 OK
> Proxy up and running!
> Done writing to client
> 
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