Sorry, I just hit reply instead of directing my question. This is in response to Deepak S's comment: *"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)."*
I have added a Cache manager to my test which is cleared on each iteration and checked the option of retrieving all embedded resources from HTML files. I'm also using concurrent pool with a size of 8. Doesn't that give higher or closer times to those seen by end user? Regards Sam > On Mon, Jul 1, 2013 at 3:44 PM, Deepak Shetty <[email protected]> wrote: > >> 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 >> >> >>
