sebb-2 wrote:
> I mean try running JMeter in non-GUI mode - not as a server.
>
>> What would the switches be for that?
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/get-started.html#non_gui
Mostly what the doctor ordered. Running the test only locally on the linux
machine revealed a few issues which were otherwise obfuscated:
- The permissions for the directories/files/all that were set so
that jmeter couldn't write logs or anything else. I suspect that
this was causing several other problems.
- jMeter couldn't actually find the csv file where my data is stored.
What I specified and what was saved in the jmx were different things.
I specified ./../tests/TestData/DataFile.csv
jMeter saved this as /TestData/DataFile.csv
My solution for the permissions was brute force and probably poor form:
sudo chmod 7777 /jakarta_jmeter/ -R
On the other hand it works. (An RTFM for how to properly set the permissions
for jMeter to be run by a regular user would be appreciated...)
For the other problem, a minute or so in nano on the linux box and syn in
windows did the trick.
The result is that I my tests run correctly now.
Thanks!
-S
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