Hello
I have the same difficulties about RMI traffic.
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> I noticed the summeriser.interval property.
> How does this effect jmeter in remote mode.
The summariser.* properties are related to the Post-Processor,
"Generate Summary Result".
If you add "Generate Summary Result" to your thread group,
a summary of results are written into a log files(jmeter.log)
and/or System.out.
[jmeter.properties]
summariser.interval [sec]:
* Interval between summaries (in seconds) default 3 minutes
summariser.log [true/false]:
* Write messages to log file ?
summariser.out [true/false]:
* Write messages to System.out ?
In Distributed testing,
if you set the above properties in remote servers,
summaries are written into each remote server.
> So I can receive one large return message or several small messages.
> I like to find a medium to help reduce network traffic but also retain
> the ability to look in on the test. So for example instead of receiving
> 600000 updates only receive 1000.
A message of a summary is not sent by remote servers.
So I think the summariser does not make the above configuration
possible.
i.e. I guess the current JMeter does not support the above configuration.
Regards,
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Masashi Takeichi
On Thu, 27 May 2004 09:48:05 -0500
"Freeman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Everyone
> I'd like to reduce the amount of RMI traffic generated when I
> run Jmeter on remote servers by receiving batched information. The options I'm aware
> regarding the receipt of information are as follows.
>
> 1. Set hold_samples properties to true and receive the results only once.
> 2. Just run Jmeter as is and receive constant updates.
>
> So I can receive one large return message or several small messages. I like to find
> a medium to help reduce network traffic but also retain the ability to look in on
> the test. So for example instead of receiving 600000 updates only receive 1000.
>
> I run Jmeter in Non-GUI mode which I understand is also referred to as Batch mode.
>
> Does this mean the information is batched already and can adjust the feedback rate.
> I noticed the summeriser.interval property. How does this effect jmeter in remote
> mode.
>
> Some additional information.
>
> I use ant to run Jmeter so tests can be run in the middle of the night etc.
> I use custom ant tasks to actually do the charting from the JTL files as I also have
> to chart information from different sources and its nice to have all the information
> gathered in one place.
>
> Any suggestions or help that can be provided would be of a great help.
>
> Thanks
>
> Michael Freeman
>
>
>
>
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