Sorry,
Here is my code.:
int ticksPerMillisecond = 10000;
long yourTicks = (System.currentTimeMillis() * ticksPerMillisecond - 100000000);
//String strLong = Long.toString(yourTicks);
vars.put("Ticks", Long.toString(yourTicks));
From: Dan Zaitoun
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2015 4:01 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: jmeter script and jmeter memory problem
Hi,
I wrote a jmeter script that one of the steps is using groovy code(attached the
code)
During the test I'm monitoring the jmeter process with jconsole. And I see that
this code is increasing the PERM GEN of the JVM dramaticly and keep creating
full gc.
I changed the jvm to 1024XMS and 1024XMS and 256 Perm gen(I attached the
jconsole screen shot.
Is my code in the groovy is bad? Or it's something related to jmeter ?
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