On 14/11/2007, moon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I ran a test plan with the following samplers(HTTP requests) under a single
> thread.
> 1.Login requests(under once only controller)
> 2.Sendreceive requests
> 3.More requests
> 4.Image requests
> 5.Next requests
> 6.Previous requests
>
> the above test plan is executed with,
>
> Number of threads-1
> Ramp-up-0 sec
> loops-5
>
> and test ran time is 589000 milliseconds...

Which version of JMeter are you using?

> I got the following aggregate report,
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p13746933/ScreenHunter_124.gif
>
> Summary report
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p13746933/ScreenHunter_125.gif
>
> why the throughput in aggregate report and summary report differs? and how
> is the throughput calculated.

Throughput = number of requests/elapsed time.

The numbers of requests are identical (as are the other columns apart
from KB/sec), so it looks like the two Listeners are using slightly
different ways of determining the elapsed time.

It's possible that one of the Listeners is assuming that the sample
timeStamps are end timeStamps and the other start stamps.

[The Aggregate report looks to have the wrong heading; should probably
be bytes/sec. Or the code failed to divide by the appropriate factor.]

If you have a copy of the sampler data (JTL file) could you send it to
me privately please? Either CSV or XML format will do. [Please don't
post it to the list]

> Would you explain in detail the throughput calculation for each requests
> with formula .....plz...

See above.

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