Actually the question wasn't well-asked:
During distributed test, Jmeter records the number of users that are
effectively active at that moment; they are plotted on the same graph but on
the same row, hence you cannot distinguish the threads active on slave1 and
slave2 and you cannot understand the total number of active threads. Is there a
possibility to separate them and analyze them separately?
Thanks
Marco
From: marco.daure...@hotmail.it
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Disrtibuted testing - saving and combining results
Date: Thu, 12 May 2011 18:13:31 +0200
Hello everybody,
I am now trying to do distributed testing on a web app. My scheme has a master
and a slave and both of them send request to the target (as you can see from
the attached picture).
As I can see from the listener "active threads over time", I can see the active
threads if they are issued from the master XOR from the slave, but I can't see
the total numbers of threads active if both of them are working (for example,
if my test plan has 250 users, I expect to see a total of 500 users in the
master's listener, but I see only 250; however, if I launch the test only on
the slave or on the master, I see correctly 250 users). Is there a solution to
see all the threads together?
I thought that, by combining the output .csv files into one, I can visualize "a
posteriori" the active threads on the listener, but how can I save the output
file from jmeter-server.bat?
Thanks in advance
Marco
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