All Samplers are Request/Response at present. There is no way to wait for a response without sending one, except that I think the TCP Sampler will send nothing if the output message is empty (it calls write(s.getBytes()), but the byte array will be empty)
You might be able to use that to wait for an incoming message. Remember to set the EOL character appropriately. If not, you could write your own TCP Implementation, or write a BeanShell Sampler to wait for the message. There is no support at all for asynchronous receives. S. On 24/03/06, Loke Peng-Fai-a12489 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > I am planning to do a performance and load testing on our server. > A simplified configuration and flow is listed below: > > 1. http > 2. http/soap > Client -----------------> Web Server under test > ------------------------> Third party Authentication Server > <------------------ > <------------------------ > 4. 200ok > 3. 200 ok > > > Based on my understanding, Jmeter can be used to replace the Client > and generate http get/set traffic using the http request sampler. > In order to simulate an end to end flow and performance I need a test > stub for the Third party Authentication Server to receive and response > to the SOAP request. > > I wonder whether I can configure Jmeter to do that. Is there a 'http > response sampler'? In short can I configure jmeter to receive and > process http event rather than generate post/get event? > > Suggestions and comments are greatly appreciated. > > Thanks > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
