On 20/09/2007, Christiaan Lamprecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Which version of JMeter? > > > jakarta-jmeter-r567695 > Nightly build I know but the problem seems more generic. i.e. Need to > set some time-out value. > > I would use the normal build but SSL functions better in the nightly builds; > > > Version 2.3RC3 changed the SSL context to be per-thread; however there > > was a bug that meant some of the objects were recreated too often. > > This has been fixed in the current nightly build. >
Also the SSL fix is in 2.3RC4 (Bug 43054) RC4 is r572177 and is definitely recommended over r567695. > > > Are these threads run in parallel, or in sequence? > > > > In sequence In which case you could have a single test plan, and use properties for the thread count, loops and ramp-up. Then use OS batch files to run as many different tests as you like: jmeter -n -t generic_test.jmx -Jrampup=10 -Jloops=100 -Jthreads=20 -l jtlfile -j logfile -Rhost1,host2,... > > Why is ramp-up zero? > > > > I need to measure the response time at a certain request rate. i.e. > when ramp-up is completed. So the ramp-up time would skew the average > response time for that Thread Group, but maybe 40 clients is too much > for ramp-up = 0? Perhaps use more loops in that case to give time for a steady state to be reached. > > Are you using CSV or XML output? > > > > CSV OK, that's cheaper than XML. > > Are you using any of the deferred response options to try and reduce the > > load? > > > > er, maybe. That might just be the solution! I am using the low > overhead "Simple Data Writer" Could you recommend some, I seem to have > somehow missed them in the documentation. > See jmeter.properties - "Remote batching configuration" [Yes, this needs to be added to the manual ...] > > Or you could try using independent non-GUI tests and combine the > > results manually at the end. > > > > I can't do this due to the SSL pop-up window which I mentioned in > another mailing list post. I did try the usual methods to get rid of > it but we (in another thread) seem to have concluded that it shouldn't > pop up in the first place. So no solution as yet. I've since found that this can happen if there is an empty keystore file in the user directory. You should see something like this in the log: jmeter.util.SSLManager: JmeterKeyStore Location: C:\Documents and Settings\User\.keystore If this is not needed, rename or delete it. However, you may well find that the test works anyway in non-GUI mode, even if there is a keystore. Indeed since the test works in client-server mode, it must work in non-GUI mode, because the server is non-GUI. > > > > What usually happens is that over time the server response time > > > > How do you measure this "usually" ? > > > > Using httperf and autobench but JMeter can do stochastic arrival rates. > > > Thanks for the help > Christiaan > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
