If your browser accessing a page with the same background load gives you
similar results to your jmeter plus estimates - its a match and your
calculations are reasonably accurate
>What makes you suspect that my server queuing requests?
Static files shouldnt need the server to do any calculation it just needs to
stream (usually cached) bytes . if the CPU was loaded all requests should be
uniformly slow. You initially results as far as I remember showed everything
from milliseconds to 7+ seconds for the same request which might be queued
behavior. Again this is just a guess.

>I've given you the full line from jlt log,
no Im referring to a jmeter.log file which gets created in Jmeter_Home/bin.
You might also ned to check your webserver logs to see why it closed the
connection

>And I am not generating 150 concurrent users anymore.
Whats the load?


On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Prostak <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> >If its matching yes - again I haven't seen your calculations .
>
> Sorry, not clear...matching what with what?
>
> >However I
> >think your server is queueing requests , so you are going to get wildly
> >varying times making it almost impossible to have any degree of certainty.
> >Your first step should be to see what can be done about your server.
>
> What makes you suspect that my server queuing requests?
>
> >You need to check jmeter.log for your entire stack trace  to see if theres
> >any more information , but your socket was closed.
>
> I've given you the full line from jlt log, which I saved from the listener.
> Do you mean some other log? If yes, how do I find it?
>
> >Dev servers usually dont have the hardware or the resources or the tuning
> to
> >handle 150 concurrent threads.
>
> I see. No, it is a live server. And I am not generating 150 concurrent
> users
> anymore. I left that idea on a second page of our conversation.
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