Re: Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 3:37 PM Felix Schumacher wrote: > > Can you describe the test elements, that you are using? What is inside the > transaction that takes eight seconds? I think in such a situation, the best way forward is to test a (simple & reliable) public service using JMeter and HP

Re: Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

Hello Felix, I will share the script if we really need it later. I'm using just one thread and one or more iterations. This is the result with 3 iterations: timeStamp,elapsed,label,responseCode,responseMessage,success,failureMessage,Latency,SampleCount,ErrorCount,Hostname,Connect 2021/05/26

Re: Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

Am 26.05.21 um 21:17 schrieb Gabriele D'Antona: > Hello Felix,  > thanks for your answer. > > Unfortunately, I can't share the script because it contains private > data like passwords and URLs. Maybe you can obscure/anonymize/remove those? > > My java version is 11.0.3 2019-04-16 LTS, the OS is

Re: Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

Hello Felix, thanks for your answer. Unfortunately, I can't share the script because it contains private data like passwords and URLs. My java version is 11.0.3 2019-04-16 LTS, the OS is Windows 10. I can share the jtl file with one iteration of the test. As you can see, the second transaction

Re: Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

Am 26.05.21 um 21:00 schrieb Gabriele D'Antona: > Hello, > I'm a consultant working for a customer that wants to test JMeter as an > alternative to HP BSM (now owned by Microfocus). > > I registered one navigation that is (or at least shoudl be) identical to > the BSM one (same URLs, same

Comparison between navigation times registered by JMeter and other tools

Hello, I'm a consultant working for a customer that wants to test JMeter as an alternative to HP BSM (now owned by Microfocus). I registered one navigation that is (or at least shoudl be) identical to the BSM one (same URLs, same methods, same parameters). When comparing the results, even on

Re: Script wide validation

On Wed, May 26, 2021 at 11:49 AM glin...@live.com wrote: > > Tong Sun wrote > > I know currently JMeter doesn't have script-wide validation > > I don't think this statement is correct, JMeter Assertions obey JMeter > Scoping Rules >

Re: Script wide validation

Tong Sun wrote > I know currently JMeter doesn't have script-wide validation I don't think this statement is correct, JMeter Assertions obey JMeter Scoping Rules so if you put JSON Assertion

Script wide validation

Hi, I know currently JMeter doesn't have script-wide validation, a feature available in other testing tools like MS VS, that a single script-wide validation rule can be used to check every request in the whole script. This is something I miss moving from MS VS to JMeter. Since all our returns