RE: JMeter UI Error

View Results tree listener has several options for the response messages: HTML, Plain Text, XML etc. Be sure the response you want to see can be converted to the format you selected. Thanks. Wayne Wang | InnoPath | Test Automation Engineer, RD| 408-962-9335

Strange Authorization problem

I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables ---Server=Server1 -HTTP Authorizaton Manager --Base URL =http://server1/folder1/glue --User Name =uid --Password =pwd HTTP HeaderManager

Re: Survey

NOTE: As part of a build, I use JMeter more for functional testing than for load-testing. (I got to a point where I figured 'hey, I've got all these load-testing scripts that already do a bunch of assertions, why not run them before we release a build and see if they pick up anything?'..) 1. how

Re: Problem loading results file into an aggregate report

Sorry, that was not clear to me. Please create a bugzilla issue, and then attach: jmeter.properties jmeter.log sample JTL file On 31/10/05, Nop Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: well, this is exactly what is broken :-( the behaviour I described appears when loading files using the file open

RE: Survey

Thnxs for your attention 1. how often do you run the automated tests? Before a release or when we have problems in the production servers 2. how do you structure the files? It is a simple structure of folders, because the automated test is composed in one jmx 3. do you use a naming

Re: Survey

thanks to everyone for the response. that information definitely helps. I'll try to post a summary of the approaches I'm thinking of and see which ones makes more sense to the users. peter lin

Re: Survey

Answers Inline Peter Lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would like to ask the users of JMeter if anyone uses JMeter to run automated tests. If you do, how do you structure your directories and files? Would do people imagine using a reporting tool? If you do use jmeter for automated tests, can take a

Appending to jmeter.log, versus overwrite on JMeter startup?

Everytime JMeter is opened, jmeter.log is overwritten, deleting my log() messages that I put in there to track data. - Is there a possibility of always having jmeter.log appended to? - Is there a better method of writing data to, besides log(), that's quick? - I'm using Jmeter to create seed

functionality testing with JMeter?

Hello JMeter Users, I am new to JMeter and like to use it to functional test a web-site that is a GUI for an application. I try to find out if JMeter would be a way to go and what your experience is using JMeter in respect of testing web-page functionality? How much time does it take to learn

Re: Strange Authorization problem

Hi Any pointers on this? Thanks Matt m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables ---Server=Server1 -HTTP Authorizaton Manager --Base URL =http://server1/folder1/glue

Re: Appending to jmeter.log, versus overwrite on JMeter startup?

On 31/10/05, 821MARK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Everytime JMeter is opened, jmeter.log is overwritten, deleting my log() messages that I put in there to track data. - Is there a possibility of always having jmeter.log appended to? File a Bugzilla enhancment request ... - Is there a better

Re: Strange Authorization problem

What happens if you use different variable names for the two thread groups? S. On 31/10/05, m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Any pointers on this? Thanks Matt m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables

Re: Strange Authorization problem

I have not tried that. It will be a big change for me, as these two groups are large and are replicas of each other, so every soap call users server variable. I am assuming you are referring to variable called server Let me try that if you think that might be the bug Matt sebb [EMAIL

Re: Strange Authorization problem

I was referring to any/all variables that may be duplicated in the thread groups. You should be able to use an editor to change the relevant instances of the variables directly in the JMX files. E.g. save one threadgroup to a separate file, and edit that. Delete the original threadgroup and

Re: Strange Authorization problem

Changing the server variable name in different thread group seems to have fixed the problem. Looks like some concurrency problem in JMeter sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was referring to any/all variables that may be duplicated in the thread groups. You should be able to use an editor to