or the server to see
the cookie... If I switch the View Results Tree to show the HTTP view of
the request instead of the "Raw" view - it does show the cookie as a
request header. So is this just a goofy way the View Results Tree shows the
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no 'Cookie:' header in the Request Headers, but I see a "Cookie Data:"
section in the "Request Body" section. I was under the impression that
Cookie was a 'header' in the HTTP request.
I've only seen cookies set with the "Cookie:" header, so I'm not sure what
I'm misund
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> <
> https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#User_Defin
But the User Defined Variables apparently don't use previously set
variables in the config? Because what I am getting for "HOSTNAME" is
"myhost${ENV}"...
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), but the larger test throws an error that
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). Then run a test
against it with 100 simultaneous threads and 100 loops. You will see what I'm
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nt up from
1-10, and you will also gain a variable that tells you which loop you were
on for specific sets of requests.)
This isn't a huge concern, just a way to make sure that you maintain the same
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The idea with the CSV data set works perfectly. Seems like a good workaround...
But I'd still like to experiment with building my own Thread Group widget...
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ammed before (a long time ago), but if someone could
point me in the right direction (like, which source files would need to be
modified, and how would I register my new Thread Group as
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I think you answered your own question. The Retrieve All Embedded Resources
doesn't execute any JavaScript or CSS, it just gets the things that are
directly included in pure HTML tags within the page, so things like:
this - and then try to provide that as part of your question.
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case first, then that will give you a place to focus your attention in
your complex test cases.
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- slowing JMeter down. While it is
certainly necessary to have some of these elements in your test plan, it is
best to keep them to the minimum necessary to complete the objective.
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and Module Controllers to create aggregate test scripts that include
all of your simpler test scripts to make a more full-featured suite of tests.
Hopefully this is enough to get you started. As always, it helps a ton to read
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I guess I don't understand what you mean by 'clutter', but I'm glad you found
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JMeter does not execute the Javascript, or interpret CSS - both of which may
add files to your download.
However, you can record what gets downloaded (using the HTTP proxy recorder)
and just replay that if you like.
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.
BUT, assertions are relatively expensive in JMeter - meaning they add a lot of
test of processing to the script, and slow down throughput of JMeter. (They use
regular expressions to parse the returned data fro the server, which takes a
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whether your responses are proper
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through
notfoobar1, notfoobar2, etc. because the User Parameters are evaluated at
the sample run time.
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sure that guy would have freaked out.)
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want.
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Currently, as part of running the performance test *suite*, we are creating
a copy of the original perf *test* and placing it into the perf suite. This
is leading
I've noticed this too. Sounds like a feature request.
Basically, some way to designate which variables can be used for substitution
when using the recording controller. Perhaps just a list.
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. (And that is installed in
the 'reloaded' JM2.11, and it does not seem to affect the Regular Expression
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noticed it).
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Done:
56103 Submitted
Need ability to override Retrieve All Embedded Resources from non-gui mode
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- the above line doesn't even show up in the .jmx file. So
how would I override the value (or just set the value if the line isn't present
in the .jmx file)?
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is absent from the '.jmx' file.
I'd like to be able to override this value from the non-gui command line (so
that I don't have to edit the '.jmx' files on the fly during non-gui test runs).
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http
the
command line (when running in non-gui mode)?
(Specifically, I have a variable for number of threads, and another one for
total iterations.)
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You need to import the JMeter certificate file in FireFox, so FireFox will
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On Jan 25, 2014, at 3:54 AM, Jayesh Guru jayeshgur...@gmail.com wrote:
I have found the solution for avoiding the above error
that is similar to the gui-mode summary report's
throughput numbers?
(BTW, 'iterations/duration' doesn't work at all...)
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- basically
just going through each 'jmx' file and altering the XML to match the updated
spec. for the new version of JMeter we're using (or the new controller/config
we're using in place of the old one).
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http
after the first 'href=', and up to
the 'spanFoo2' string.
Try googling regex non greedy match, you will find multiple ways to handle
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, if they swap the
order of the parameters - so that 'id' comes before
'href', I still break - but at least I've limited the ways in which I will
break...)
Just a suggestion when building out your test cases.
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So let me understand, do I need to put the Test Fragment inside the included
file, or do I put the Include Controller inside a Test Fragment?
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On Oct 22, 2013, at 6:52 AM, Nicola Ambrosetti Brolin
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I might add (since I
It figures... That works.
Now I'll have to go through all my Includes and change them from simple
controllers to Test Fragments.
Is this documented somewhere - clearly? I read through the Test Fragment stuff,
and it was as clear as muddy water...
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That is exactly what I'm using (Test Fragments)...
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Incompatible changes explains your issue:
- jmeter.apache.org/changes.html
- In previous versions
130M web pages in 1 month, using only 5
servers (4 tomcats, and 1 DB server)... Those pages
represented about 10X in GET requests to our servers...
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generating more load), then you need to lower the number of simultaneous
threads on that client until you see the best mix of
performance from the client vs. capacity on the server. Then you can add more
clients to meet your goal of 1000 simultaneous threads
hitting the server.
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The HTTP sampler includes several 'timeout' values. I use them. It reports an
error if the timeout expires, then moves on to the
next request (either within the same thread, or in the next - depending on how
you setup the thread group).
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We do this all the time. Our test cases include 'modules' to do things like
'login', and 'registration', etc. You want to use User
Variables, and User Parameters, and Include Controllers and Module Controllers
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of interactions are taking place between the browser and the server -
some of which may be under-the-covers (hidden from
the user) and allowing the server to figure out whether the site supports
JavaScript.
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JMeter test plan setup - and you can use the
proxy requests to figure out what is missing from your test plan.
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the JavaScript,
and never will.
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Take a look at this code snippet I found for the login page.
script type=text/javascript
// activate login feature if script is activated and browser is supported
By the way, this is where recording a login using the HTTP Proxy Recorder would
help up you figure this problem out.
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It appears to me that the way this works is to hide/unhide some
You need to create all of your response assertions as direct children of the
response, and then (after collecting all of the values) check them with the if
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is that you are testing a system, and it is
constrained by the most limited part during your test. Figuring out which part
is the bottleneck is all the fun...
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Hi,
Not being able
That's great, you should probably file a bug on the error, make sure you spell
out the details of how to recreate it (e.g. Make requests by IP address instead
of hostname).
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Hi Robin,
We
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That's great, you should probably file a bug on the error, make sure you spell
out the details of how to recreate it (e.g. Make requests by IP address instead
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On Mar 19, 2013, at 12:45 AM, Rohit Soni rohit.s...@hqcc.sahara.co.in wrote:
Hi Robin,
To ease, I have deployed a dummy project on my machine using JBoss. Project
contains 4 html pages with links.
Attached are the steps that I have performed for recording
, and
what you see on the browser when you make a request to the IIS server with the
proxy enabled... Also, send you JMeter log file...
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Hi Robin,
I have re-verified
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You have to setup the proxy in your IE browser to point to your JMeter proxy
server... It will be under the Internet Explorer Options menu, in the
Connections tab, under the LAN Settings.
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On Mar 11, 2013, at 4:04 AM, Rohit Soni rohit.s
to configure some variables, and use those (I haven't
tried this) in your path names...
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was successful, but absent if it fails.
This assures we get an error logged in the Tree listener when a request does do
what we expected it to do.
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Hello,
No you don't need these 2
. Then I
would create a single script that has separate thread groups for each of you
user types, combining the functional units within each thread group using
Include Controllers.
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On Sep 12, 2012, at 6:39 AM, Samaraweera, Ravinda
ravindasamarawe
a
secondary value - the primary goal is to make sure
we are not getting slower with each release.
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listeners for tracking the performance and load of your system
(the perfmon listener is handy, and summary results is
useful too).
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are trying to do. Something like:
Test a web application with 5000 simultaneous users, each hitting 1000
different web pages...
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BTW, I tend to agree that it would be nice to save non-test elements...
It is handy to setup a proxy config with exclusions, and stuff - and have it
all pre-configured in a template...
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javaw.exe=dword:0800
ApacheJMeter.jar=dword:0800
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in' folder is the JMeter 'bin' folder.
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You can also try hitting the server with a browser when you are getting this
error - to see if, in fact, the server is not
responding.
The error means that your JMeter was unable to connect to your server.
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need, and
let each thread keep going until all the iterations
have been started. (Of course, I say that knowing that I'm just a 'manager'
type, and won't be coding it myself...)
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of some kind.
At the thread group level is exactly what I'm suggesting...
In the meantime, I will setup a csv file with 0- in it (one number per
row), and see if I can get that to work like you suggest.
Seems a little clunky, but if it works - no issue.
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which sampler shown in the response tree matched to
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were actually much higher than my benchmarks had been recording.
Without being able to explicitly see the execution duration times (or using the
average sample times to calculate the test duration), I would have missed the
fact that my benchmarks were getting worse.
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(the built-in delay in the
response). Once I changed that setting, average
response times showed ~2400ms, which was in-line with what I expected.
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/stringProp
/ResultCollector
hashTree/
/hashTree
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I agree with this!
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Actually, I also find myself pressing CMD minus every time I open a testplan.
In an ideal world, the testplan would open with the tree expanded to the
testplan level
that the
cookies are both actually set:
Cookie Data:
theCookie1=value1; theCookie2=value2
They just aren't being accessed by the ${COOKIE_cookie_name} convention
anymore... Did this change in JM2.6?
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Nevermind, I found the issue - it was this setting:
CookieManager.save.cookies=true
Apparently this was on by default previously in JMeter2.4 (or was configured
somewhere that I didn't know about), but adding it to
my 'user.properties' fixed the problem.
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, but this means that I have to go back a re-code a bunch of test
cases.
Is there a setting that I'm missing?
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No parallel downloads. In fact, the test case was unmodified from the JM2.4
version when I noticed this problem.
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I'll try to get a test case out there - but the failing test case is pretty
complicated, and stripping everything down to a level to
show this problem will take me a while.
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be trusted. But I can start a fresh set using JM2.6 now and
feel pretty comfortable that the numbers are at
least accurate now.
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that it will provide much value, since
it is clear that the above settings fix the problem.
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OK, I just took your exact same 'jsp', removed the RandomStringUtils stuff (I
don't have that library handy), and I'm still getting
the same weird results.
I'll try to package up my test case today and make it available to everyone...
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for 2.4 and 2.6
I can do this.
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in seconds) is
actually around 47/sec (so JM2.6 appears to be closer to
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the object that changed. (But you probably already knew all of this...)
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).
Then I use (in the next thread group - in a User Parameter pre-processor):
lastThreadStartTime = ${__P(ThreadStartTime,0)}
This method only works when the thread groups run sequentially though...
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- and I can usually get a
pretty good idea of what went wrong.
(9 times out of 10, it is some variable that I was trying to get through the
regular expression extractor, and I didn't have the regular expression quite
right.)
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Maybe then there is a problem with the scanning of the HTML to extract the
embedded resources, or maybe one of the embedded resources is a tar-pit.
If this were the case, I would expect the first sample to show the problem.
The fact that it does 600+ iterations without a problem - and _then_
- I'm working on some production issues
today, so I haven't had time to setup for a thread dump today.
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From: Philippe Mouawad [mailto:philippe.moua
from the Apache - and I get no slow downs. So if I had
to guess, it is some sort of AJP configuration issue. I'll work on that now.
Thank you all for your assistance!
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to displaying the PerfMon graphs, and
Remote Desktop display to my desktop computer)...
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