>Note that if I set "Retrieve all embedded resources" the image and .js >requests aren't recorded. Which is ok, JMeter will fetch all embedded resources if this is checked on the recorded http samples
>The client needs to see how long it takes to get the entire contents of a >given page. > i.e. so I see all the timings summed for the elements? a browser doesnt download all resources serially in a single thread. Caching also influences a lot of stuff, so this number is actually quite higher than the actual value. On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 9:10 PM, James Hill <everywhere...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all. > > I've set up JMeter to record via the proxy. The following options are > ticked: > - redirect automatically > - follow redirects > - use keepalive > > For grouping, I've selected "Add seperators between groups" > > When I record via the browser JMeter grabs everything. I needed to do this > because otherwise it doesn't grab the javascript on the page or the images. > The client needs to see how long it takes to get the entire contents of a > given page. > > Problem comes when I run the script. There's an entry in the results file > for every single element on a given page: js, html, png, gif. Is it > possible > to summarise this data so that I can view a total for a page? i.e. so I see > all the timings summed for the elements? > > Note that if I set "Retrieve all embedded resources" the image and .js > requests aren't recorded. > > Regards, > James. >
