http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#HTTP_Cookie_Manager
On 31/05/06, Mili Miranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Sebb,
Thanks for your immediate reply.
Actually, for the load test that we r planning to do, we neccessarily don't
need users to log in. They would just browse the site & add something to
the shopping cart , maybe.
I'm running the test plan in non-gui mode only. But can you please explain
to me the significance of cookie manager in this particular context ? Will i
be able to view the content of these files ?
Thanks,
Mili
>From: sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "JMeter Users List" <[email protected]>
>To: "JMeter Users List" <[email protected]>
>Subject: Re: First time user needs help with cookie testing in jmeter
>Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 20:40:59 +0100
>
>On 31/05/06, Mili Miranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Hi all,
>> This is my first post at the jmeter user list. I have just started
>>using jmeter & need some help with a particular project.
>>
>>My first project was simple :
>>Users hitting on a site. Getting results. For this , i used 10 threads & a
>>loop of 2500. Ramp up was 10.
>>
>>The second project:
>>My company wants to drop a cookie on every first-time user to the site. We
>>plan to have about 5 million users. The session expiry time is 20 mins .
>>Currently i'm planning on using 5 threads with a loop of about 100,000. Is
>>this right? It will take a long time to run, though. About a whole day , i
>>guess. So right now i'm planning to do it on weekend.
>
>That will be either 5 different users or 500,000, depending on how a
>first-time user is defined and the contents of the test plan.
>
>I'd suggest:
>
>ThreadGroup
>+ Cookie Manager (clear each iteration)
>+ Login
>+ Do Something that needs login to have succeeded
>+ Logout
>
>If different users need different login names, you can either generate
>these using a Counter, or you can use CSV Data Set to read them from a
>file you created earlier.
>
>If different users need different IP addresses, you are going to have
>problems unless you have access to a bot net ;-).
>
> > I'm not too familiar with jmeter, so i would be grateful if someone
>could
>>take out some time to help me here. If you need any info, about the system
>>on which i would be running it on, then please mail me.
>>
>
>If you are running only 5 threads, then almost any host will do, so
>long as you don't use any greedy Listeners.
>
>I suggest you just use the Simple Data Writer.
>Or remove all Listeners and run in non-GUI mode:
>
>jmeter -n -t testplan.jmx -l testplan.jtl
>
>This will use the least resources. You should change the output file
>type to CSV, as that is cheaper than XML.
>
>Or if you don't want individual sample timings, just enable the
>summariser (see jmeter.properties for details) and omit the -l flag.
>
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