Satheesh,
try it after defining a response time out value in your HTTP Requests,
let's say 120 seconds (Firefox default response timeout). I have
experienced many times this issue, but I'm still not able to say that is a
JMeter problem. Sometimes server do not send the response and, for some
reason, connection is kept opened (firewall, proxy, load balancer). If you
define a response timeout the test will not take ever.
Hope it helps you.
Flávio Cysne
2012/6/8 venkatakurathi <[email protected]>
> please check the loop count in the thread group.
> is it FOREVER?
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