Good morning,

When using BrowserMob did your test use Real Browser users (RBU) or Virtual
Users (VU)?

If they were virtual users I would expect the numbers to be similar.  If
they were RBU I would expect the results you observed, since a real browser
uses multiple threads (I think 6 or 7 threads) and a VU uses a single thread
to execute requests.

I greatly appreciate your post because we are about to do the same
experiment.

Carl


On 10/19/09 4:34 AM, "Alexandru Rotaru" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm running some simple tests using Jmeter 2.3.4:
> 1. connect to the website home page
> 2. go to the login page
> 3. log into the website
> 
> My test plan looks like this:
> + HTTP Cookie Manager
> + HTTP Cache Manager
> + HTTP Request Defaults  ("Retrieve all embedded resources from html
> files" is ticked)
> + Thread Group (repeat 1 thread for 10 times)
> - HTTP Request HomePage-Get
> - HTTP Request LoginPage-Get
> - HTTp Request LoginPage-Post
> +View Results Tree
> 
> The response times for the Get requests are:
> 
> HomePage - Get -> First run ~ 16.5 seconds, Next 9 runs ~ 9.3 seconds
> LoginPage - Get -> First run ~ 14.5 seconds, Next 9 runs  ~  9.3
> seconds
> 
> If I run the same steps in a browser, I get the following results:
> HomePage - Get -> First time (nothing is cached) <10 seconds, Next
> runs < 3 seconds
> LoginPage - Get -> less than 2 seconds
> 
> I ran the same tests using the HttpClient sampler, and got similar
> result.
> I ran the test both in GUI and non-GUI mode, and the results were
> similar.
> 
> I was expecting to see a time difference between the browser and
> Jmeter, but the other way around (Jmeter time < Browser time) as the
> browser does also Java Script interpretation, page rendering ...
> 
> I've been looking through the mailing archive, and found out about
> YSlow and TamperData, and the Browser times I manually recorder
> resemble the ones from these apps.
> 
> Is there a way to measure the server response times using JMeter, and
> getting results close to real usage?
> 
> Thanks,
> Alex
> 


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