On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 12:58 AM, he yaxin <crazyplayer1...@yahoo.com.cn>wrote:
> Hi all,******
>
> I am trying to load test SIMPLE IM message on the SIP stack of my own
> application. I have gone to a stage where sipp can fire SIMPLE IM messages
> to my application and can get the 200 response successfully. However, when
> I tried to increase the load by hitting the "+" key on the keyboard,
> nothing happened. Although the displayed call rate did increase, the
> scenario screen kept displaying there is “0/1 calls during 1.000 s period”
> and "Peak was 1 calls, after 0 s”. I was also monitoring the SIMPLE IM
> messages received on my application, and it was the fact that the SIMPLE IM
> message load was not increased. Any idea how was this happening? My
> understanding is that sipp should be firing the message at a higher
> frequency if the “+" key was hit. Anyone has a clue on this?
>
Please show us the contents of your xml file and the command-line used to
start sipp.
> ****
>
> In the mean time, I also would like to randomize the message content in
> each SIMPLE IM so that the simulation is closer to the real world. Any idea
> how I can do that in the scenario xml or there are other ways to do it?
>
It is possible to inject data from an external file and you can ask the
selection to be done at random:
http://sipp.sourceforge.net/doc/reference.html#Injecting+values+from+an+external+CSV+during+calls
regards,
Takeshi
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