>In my reply I will show the times from the image I attached earlier. yeah but no time to go through it so I just made up some numbers
>When you say "response time for the main page (pt A)", do you mean >default.aspx (464ms) or the whole page (3.15s)? Just default.aspx is pt a. The rest are pt b and pt c. >ScriptResource.axd gets in 7 seconds only in a certain load. >When I just reload the page, the time I get is 1.66s (pic above). Perhaps. i thought you mentioned 7 seconds is the average response time. >But how would I predict the response time for static images during the load? >Are you saying that response time for static images always stay constant? These were the caveats. If your physical architecture has a separate CDN (content delivery network) as is the case for most Java based applications which usually separate out the webserver from the app server , then the response time is almost constant for most loads or atleast can be tested independently to your other tests . (in which case you can use what I have said). If this is not the case, then this calculation is complicated (if you want a reasonable degree of accuracy). In your case since you are seeing serious degradation for simple functionalities , either your application is poorly tuned or the load you are testing against is too high (perhaps you are running 150 threads against a development server) - You will have to see with your development team why this is so - it might be that your IIS doesnt have enough resources to serve 150 concurrent requests which are causing your requests to get queued or something. >is it the time when Jmeter completes loading the whole file OR the time Jmeter starts receiving the first bit? I believe it is complete loading. There is a separate field that shows you time till first bit (atleast this is there in the .jtl file - it might not be shown in the gui listeners) regards deepak On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 10:01 AM, Prostak <[email protected]> wrote: > > In my reply I will show the times from the image I attached earlier. > > >So in your case you have response time for the main page say 10 > seconds(this > >is pt A). > > When you say "response time for the main page (pt A)", do you mean > default.aspx (464ms) or the whole page (3.15s)? > > >You also requested ScriptResource.axd this is supposed to be 7 > >seconds. > > ScriptResource.axd gets in 7 seconds only in a certain load. > When I just reload the page, the time I get is 1.66s (pic above). > > >Lets say you also have some other static file Y which responded > >with average of 2 seconds. > > 2 seconds is for a normal load. But how would I predict the response time > for static images during the load? Are you saying that response time for > static images always stay constant? If they don't, then I don't see how > your > formula would work predicting based on parsed times. > > > Another question, the time shown in Listeners, is it the time when Jmeter > completes loading the whole file OR the time Jmeter starts receiving the > first bit? > -- > View this message in context: > http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Test-plan-for-970-page-requests-every-5-min-tp2826174p2842663.html > Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
