Hi if you have the patience go through the thread below where Felix and I have commented. http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Test-plan-for-970-page-requests-every-5-min-td2826174.html There is no easy answer to your question
>If i understand correclty, if we deselect the option "Retreive All Embedded >Resources from HTML Files" in the HTTP Request, the response time of the page >would only include the html content without images. Is my understanding correct? Correct. >If I select the "Retrieve All Embedded Resourcess from HTML Files" , the >response time would include the images download times also.Am i correct? Yes. But this is NOT the same time as a browser would see. >and observed that the response time for the manual access is far below the Average Response >time which the JMeter is showing. Which is expected if you have a good number of static resources(and your jmeter test doesnt have any timers/delays). regards deepak On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 5:35 AM, sridhar nakka <sridhar...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi All, > > I need your valuable suggestion regarding the approach to be taken for the > below. > I need to test the response time of the page(.aspx) which has both content > and > images with varying number of concurrent users using JMeter . > > If i understand correclty, if we deselect the option "Retreive All Embedded > Resources from HTML Files" in the HTTP Request, the response time of the > page > would only include the html content without images. Is my understanding > correct? > This would mean that it is different to what a user would do see(respone > time) when he is accessing the page in the browser. > > If I select the "Retrieve All Embedded Resourcess from HTML Files" , the > response time would include the images download times also.Am i correct?. > I see the images appended as children under the Request Node for the > page in the > View Results Tree. > > Is this the correct option for the Testing the scenario? > > The problem I am facing is, on one machine I triggered the tests with > concurrent > users (say 30) and while the test is being executed, I tried to access the > page > on another machine(i cleared the browser cache on this machine) and > observed > that the response time for the manual access is far below the Average > Response > time which the JMeter is showing. > > Please suggest what is that i have do and the best approach to handle this > scenario. > > Thanks > Sridhar > > >
