you may need to take a look to the jmeter.properties files to set the Lang
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hi,all
I'm a new Chinese user to jmeter. The user interface language of Jmeter is
partly English, partly Chinese. It's uncomfortable.
Is there a way to set the
For baseline metrics, do a stress test till the system crashes, and
then the 'Number of Users' supported can be the baseline metrics for
you along with other data (processor and memory usage)
On 7/2/13, Deepak Shetty wrote:
> Hi
> We seem to have differing philosophies :)
>>For me, the objective
hi,all
I'm a new Chinese user to jmeter. The user interface language of Jmeter is
partly English, partly Chinese. It's uncomfortable.
Is there a way to set the user interface language to totally English? I think
totally Chinese interface may be unreachable at the moment...
Hi
We seem to have differing philosophies :)
>For me, the objective of performance testing is to establish what your
system _can_ do, not what you need to accomplish.
One(but not all) of the goals of performance testing is indeed whether or
not your system does what you set out to accomplish. If it
I'm thinking I look at performance testing differently than a lot of people...
For me, the objective of performance testing is to
establish what your system _can_ do, not what you need to accomplish. So when
you are setting up your tests, you are trying to drive
your systems at maximum capacity f
Ill also add that the times are usually as seen by the end user - so the
times as seen by Jmeter usually have to be lesser (since these are max
times you need to consider empty cache for first time access or slower
networks etc). You also usually use something like 90 or 95 percentile
On Mon, Jul
>Does that mean I should not go beyond 50 or should I still do tests with a
higher number?
You usually have to factor in growth (growing at a rate of X users per
month or whatever with whenever is your next scheduled release where you
could make reasonable amount of optimisations) - i.e. capacity p
Hi all
This is not a JMeter specific questions but since this user list comprises
of experts in performance testing, I figured it would be a good place to
ask this question.
My question is how do you establish baselines for a website's performance
if you do not have any historic data? Lets say t
if you have Recycle on EOF = true then yes the variable never gets the EOF
value and so you cannot use this condition to terminate ...if you want the
loop to stop when the CSV is processed then you either change or change the
way you determine when to stop
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 10:32 AM, ankush
Here is my configuration:
while controller:
-- CSV Data Set Config
File name: Item.csv ( this is on same folder where my script reside)
Variable names: ${__javaScript("${itemId}"!="")}
Recycle on EOF: true
Stop thread on EOF: true
-- http request sampler
I need the new item value ea
you either have a syntax error (check jmeter.log) or your CSV data set
config is wrong (you have set it to recycle at EOF..
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 3:20 AM, ankush upadhyay
wrote:
> ${__javaScript("${itemId}"!="")} condition reaching to infinite
> loop.
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 8:35 PM, De
Hi, everybody,
I believe this new ability is important enough to mention it in JMeter core
mailing list:
Selenium/WebDriver Sampler for JMeter has been released with Jmeter-plugins
1.1.0, you can read full announce here
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/jmeter-plugins/A4ccH9hT92E
Have a fu
On 1 July 2013 11:48, Asheesh wrote:
> Considering different terms used in JMeter documentation, I am not sure
> whether whether the Glossary's definition on Elapsed Time is same as that
> of Response Time in SOAP/Web Services.
> My understanding of Response Time is the time lag between issuing a
Considering different terms used in JMeter documentation, I am not sure
whether whether the Glossary's definition on Elapsed Time is same as that
of Response Time in SOAP/Web Services.
My understanding of Response Time is the time lag between issuing a request
and receiving the complete response.
On 1 July 2013 11:23, Asheesh wrote:
> We are looking forward to capture Response Time and Throughput.
Yes, you already wrote that.
But what do you actually mean by Response Time?
Is it any different from Elapsed Time as documented in the Glossary?
If so, how does it differ?
>
> On Mon, Jul 1,
We are looking forward to capture Response Time and Throughput.
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 3:46 PM, sebb wrote:
> On 1 July 2013 11:06, Asheesh wrote:
> > Interesting question !
> > At several instances JMeter documentation explicitly talks about response
> > time, there's a Response Time Graph as
${__javaScript("${itemId}"!="")} condition reaching to infinite loop.
On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 8:35 PM, Deepak Shetty wrote:
> then likely you havent configured your CSV data set correctly - did you
> check jmeter.log? (Also Im assuming you used the correct syntax ..
> ${__javaScript("${itemId
On 1 July 2013 11:06, Asheesh wrote:
> Interesting question !
> At several instances JMeter documentation explicitly talks about response
> time, there's a Response Time Graph as well.
> However in glossary and several other charts the term elapsed time is
> mentioned.
> For example in Aggregate
Interesting question !
At several instances JMeter documentation explicitly talks about response
time, there's a Response Time Graph as well.
However in glossary and several other charts the term elapsed time is
mentioned.
For example in Aggregate Report that I am capturing there's no explicit
men
On 1 July 2013 09:45, Asheesh wrote:
> Yes, I got this details from the Glossary Link you mentioned.
> However the glossary and other JMeter documentation is silent about
> capturing Response Time.
What do you mean by Response time?
How does it differ from the Elapsed time as documented in the Gl
Hi Vikrams9,
I could only get NTLM auth to work by recording using the Java request
implementation, and playing back with the httpclient 3.1 implementation.
Try using Fiddler to trap the traffic back and forth, both when you connect
for real and when you use JMeter to connect. That might give yo
Yes, I got this details from the Glossary Link you mentioned.
However the glossary and other JMeter documentation is silent about
capturing Response Time.
We have to find the response time instead.
Wandering whether in our scenario, wherein there's access to web service
and no user intervention is
On 1 July 2013 07:51, Asheesh wrote:
> Hi,
> We want to capture Response Time and Throughput for web services. So far we
> have been using Aggregate Report for the same.
> However I came to know that the time mentioned in the report (Max.Min, 90%
> Percentile) is elapsed time and not the response
Hey
When you record your script, Jmeter or any other tool takes in 'Think
Time' while you record the script which is to be run. In case 'Think
Time = 0' then elapsed time is response time.
:)
Deepak
On 7/1/13, Asheesh wrote:
> Thanks for the clarification. However in case of automated Web
> ser
There is no error.The problem is that Jmeter works like createing two
Sockets,1 - for receiveing data, 2 - for sending data.When the client and
server are located on different networks,in my case the server have public
ip ,and the Client is NAT over the router with different public ip.I
configuted
Thanks for the clarification. However in case of automated Web
services/SOAP testing. There's no induced gap like a user thinking. In that
scenario there should not be any think time.
Is this assumption correct.
Regards
Asheesh
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 1:21 PM, Deepak Goel wrote:
> Hey
>
> 'Ela
Hey
What is the error Jmeter giving when it is run on different network or
subnet. Usually it is the router's job to create a seamless
experience, where user does not come to know how many subnets he has
to work on.
:)
Deepak
On 7/1/13, Kostadin Georgiev wrote:
> Hello Jmeter team,
>
> First i
Hey
'Elapsed Time' should be equal to 'Response Time' plus 'Think Time'
(user thinks before he clicks for next action). Please subtract 'Think
Time' from 'Elapsed Time' and you should have what you are looking out
for.
:)
Deepak
On 7/1/13, Asheesh wrote:
> Hi,
> We want to capture Response Time
Also adding CSV Data Set Config outside the while loop for csv parameter
name.
Thanks Deepak for your great help.
On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 1:12 PM, ankush upadhyay
wrote:
> After adding User parameter inside while loop for reading csv, its working
> fine for me.
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 8:35
After adding User parameter inside while loop for reading csv, its working
fine for me.
On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 8:35 PM, Deepak Shetty wrote:
> then likely you havent configured your CSV data set correctly - did you
> check jmeter.log? (Also Im assuming you used the correct syntax ..
> ${__java
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