Hi,
Maximum number of threads that you can specify in the threadgroup depends
upon various factors ..like data size of the application as well as response
time ..
You can set approximately 500 threads for 20 KB data size and form moderate
response time like 1 sec
for proper throughput. It
I think there is no limit on the max threads. Please see that the no of threads
don't exceed the maximum load that your server can offer.
Thanks,
Vijay Nandam
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Thanks.. will jmeter determine the maximum limit of server ..
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I think there is no limit on the max
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Thanks.. will jmeter determine the maximum limit of server ..
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No, Jmeter is just a tool to record your application's load performance. Max
limit depends
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--Naveen
Mathumathi Palani Bommu, EAS-Chennai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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No, Jmeter is just a tool to record your application's load performance. Max
limit depends on your
On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 09:30 -0500, Scott Carr wrote:
I am trying to create a task with a counter. A friend I am trying to
show how to use jMeter, tried it first, and I tried it on a different
system. Both are WinXP, with Java 1.6 and jMeter 2.2.
I have setup the counter as follows:
*
If the Counter is a child of the Loop Controller, it should be
incremented for each loop.
Works for me in a simple test - I can send you the JMX privately if you want.
S.
On 11/07/07, Hugh Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 09:30 -0500, Scott Carr wrote:
I am trying to
If you want to send directly that's fine. I did create the test using
the Proxy service. Should that make a difference?
sebb wrote:
If the Counter is a child of the Loop Controller, it should be
incremented for each loop.
Works for me in a simple test - I can send you the JMX privately if
Using the proxy service to create a test should not make any
difference; it only does what you can do manually anyway.
I'll send the JMX separately.
S.
On 11/07/07, Scott Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to send directly that's fine. I did create the test using
the Proxy service.
Thanks for the example. I found out what the problem is.
If you do not set a Maximum value, the Counter does NOT increment.
It will stay at the initial value for each iteration.
sebb wrote:
Using the proxy service to create a test should not make any
difference; it only does what you can do
That reminds me: this has been fixed in the latest code - if the
maximum is omitted, it will default to Long.MAX_VALUE.
S.
On 11/07/07, Scott Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the example. I found out what the problem is.
If you do not set a Maximum value, the Counter does NOT
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