>You should be able to do this in Jmeter. But don't be fooled, you will >likely be rebuilding your application logic in Jmeter Whats the client written in? java? If so it may be possible to reuse the client classes to accomplish this -- but that depends on how well the client is written
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 2:20 AM, Felix Frank <[email protected]> wrote: > You should be able to do this in Jmeter. But don't be fooled, you will > likely be rebuilding your application logic in Jmeter, which may be a > huge hassle. > What you need to do is define appropriate RequestSamplers and Loops to > implement the same logic the client side uses when run from, say, the > browser. > > I'm not sure it will be worth the hassle, but then, I recently found > myself spending some 10 hours tuning my test plan to work with all the > little special cases in the web shop I was stressing. > > So, go ahead and build a plan to do all that jazz if it is worth the > effort to you. > > One word about the chunking: I very much doubt that Jmeter can make > chunks from a given file. But could you fool your server into accepting > the same chunk dozens of times over? Because it sounds as if the easiest > thing would be to just use a pre-made chunk in a single file you define. > Then again, BeanShell might be able to do something for you. But I > cannot advise you on that. > > HTH, > Felix > > On 09/04/10 21:21, tripgaurav wrote: > > > > AAh.. n 1 more thing... after every chunk upload succeeds (as in when > server > > receives 1 MB data), it gives a response and the client calls another > > servlet... this other servlet has a check in it to see if the total video > > has been uploaded and if not, it asks the client to call the first > servlet n > > send another chunk... this goes on n on till the file is uploaded... > > > > PS: Please dont ask me why this application is architected in this way... > I > > have no control on the design and I just need to perform load tests for > it > > :))) > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
