Hi Sebb
I've narrowed down this issue to two RegularExpressionExtractors which
successfully extract 2 URLS from the page in question. Strangely another
RegularExpressionExtractor on the same data causes no problems. I'll log
a bug next week.
Cheers, Stuart
Stuart Findlay wrote:
No - with regards to Tree View Listener and I just disabled
"Downloaded Embedded Resources" with no improvement.
There are RegularExpressionExtractors on the offending request but I
can't see that causing such a big effect. I'll write a unit test with
HTMLParser and see if the problem shows up in isolation.
Thanks, Stuart
sebb wrote:
Are you using the Tree View Listener? If so, try disabling it.
Are you using "Download embedded resources" ?
This is the other area where parsing may take place.
On 20/09/2007, Stuart Findlay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all
I've been writing a script recently to test our new server application.
I've been down a few blind alleys investigating an issue where my
script
is loading the 4xCPU SPARC machine it's running on at 95% CPU.
I've now narrowed this problem down to a group of widgets in the server
app. which are returning 32kB of JSON text and this seems to be
overloading the HTML Parser code in some way. Strangely the request in
question only takes about 100ms to execute but disabling it changes the
CPU usage of the JMeter process from ~96% to ~20%
Has anyone come across any issues like this and (hopefully) resolved
them?
Cheers, Stuart
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