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Jmeter Plugin
Hi,
I am asked to write a Jmeter Plugin to retrieve data from database. Any
documentation/user manual or guidelines for this??
Actually, what is Jmeter Plugin?? A sampler?
Thanks,
Tiffany
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Re: Problems with remote test execution
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
I think you've tried all you can to get client-server mode working.
You could run in batch (non-GUI) mode, and add a summariser to the
test plan (this can be done via jmeter.properties).
You can write the summariser output to the log and/or standard output.
You can then just watch standard out and/or tail the log file.
For more detailed information, you will have to get the JTL data back.
Or summarise the JTL data on the remote system using a scripting
language and just transfer the summary.
On 11/07/07, Christensen, Alan <al...@hp.com> wrote:
> I have a very slow connection via VPN to a remote jmeter server inside
> our corporate firewall. I would like to use this remote server to test
> a web server that is in the same proximity to the remote jmeter server.
> This will allow me to measure the web server response time without all
> the networking delays that occur when testing from my PC outside the
> firewall. The problem is that there is some level of communication that
> continuously occurs between the remote jmeter server and my PC that
> slows down the test running on the remote jmeter server. My test should
> run on the remote jmeter test machine at 5+ TPS and it only runs at 0.5
> TPS. I can't seem to get the remote server to run any faster than this
> because the test execution appears to be gated by the communications
> back to my PC. The only way to get rid of this communication is to
> disable all listeners completely, in which case I don't get any results.
> I have tried all the listeners including the simple one that writes the
> results to a table and the Simple data writer. I have tried using
> "batch mode" to have the sample data returned after 100 samples rather
> than continuously. None of these alternatives seems to allow the remote
> jmeter server to run any faster, and there still seems to be some
> continuous communications running back and forth between the remote
> jmeter machine and my PC. I have not tried the "hold all samples"
> alternative for two reasons:
> 1. I need some feedback during the test that it is running
> 2. The very long time that would be required to download all the
> samples at the end of the test.
> My real interest is in an aggregate report type display.
>
> Any ideas for how I can get around these issues, other than shipping all
> my files to the remote jmeter server and telneting to it to run a test?
> I'd really like to be able to use the remote server capability if at all
> possible.
>
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Problems with remote test execution
Posted by "Christensen, Alan" <al...@hp.com>.
I have a very slow connection via VPN to a remote jmeter server inside
our corporate firewall. I would like to use this remote server to test
a web server that is in the same proximity to the remote jmeter server.
This will allow me to measure the web server response time without all
the networking delays that occur when testing from my PC outside the
firewall. The problem is that there is some level of communication that
continuously occurs between the remote jmeter server and my PC that
slows down the test running on the remote jmeter server. My test should
run on the remote jmeter test machine at 5+ TPS and it only runs at 0.5
TPS. I can't seem to get the remote server to run any faster than this
because the test execution appears to be gated by the communications
back to my PC. The only way to get rid of this communication is to
disable all listeners completely, in which case I don't get any results.
I have tried all the listeners including the simple one that writes the
results to a table and the Simple data writer. I have tried using
"batch mode" to have the sample data returned after 100 samples rather
than continuously. None of these alternatives seems to allow the remote
jmeter server to run any faster, and there still seems to be some
continuous communications running back and forth between the remote
jmeter machine and my PC. I have not tried the "hold all samples"
alternative for two reasons:
1. I need some feedback during the test that it is running
2. The very long time that would be required to download all the
samples at the end of the test.
My real interest is in an aggregate report type display.
Any ideas for how I can get around these issues, other than shipping all
my files to the remote jmeter server and telneting to it to run a test?
I'd really like to be able to use the remote server capability if at all
possible.
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Re: Jmeter Plugin
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
The JDBC sampler puts the data in the sample result; you could use a
post-processor (e.g. regular expression or perhaps BeanShell) to
extract the bits you want.
Start by having a look at the data retrieved by the JDBC Sampler using
the Tree View Listener.
On 11/07/07, tiffany <ti...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
> The data that retrieving from database actually is for running the test in
> Jmeter. Instead of generating a csv data file manually, we would to automate
> this. Does the jdbc sampler work for me in this case??
>
> Thanks,
> Tiffany.
>
>
>
> Alf Høgemark wrote:
> >
> > I hope you have considered the existing jdbc sampler, before deciding
> > you have to write your own code to sample the database ?
> >
> > Regards
> > Alf
> >
> > tiffany wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I am asked to write a Jmeter Plugin to retrieve data from database. Any
> >> documentation/user manual or guidelines for this??
> >>
> >> Actually, what is Jmeter Plugin?? A sampler?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Tiffany
> >>
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> >
> >
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Re: Jmeter Plugin
Posted by tiffany <ti...@yahoo.ca>.
The data that retrieving from database actually is for running the test in
Jmeter. Instead of generating a csv data file manually, we would to automate
this. Does the jdbc sampler work for me in this case??
Thanks,
Tiffany.
Alf Høgemark wrote:
>
> I hope you have considered the existing jdbc sampler, before deciding
> you have to write your own code to sample the database ?
>
> Regards
> Alf
>
> tiffany wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am asked to write a Jmeter Plugin to retrieve data from database. Any
>> documentation/user manual or guidelines for this??
>>
>> Actually, what is Jmeter Plugin?? A sampler?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tiffany
>>
>
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Re: Jmeter Plugin
Posted by Alf Høgemark <al...@i100.no>.
I hope you have considered the existing jdbc sampler, before deciding
you have to write your own code to sample the database ?
Regards
Alf
tiffany wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am asked to write a Jmeter Plugin to retrieve data from database. Any
> documentation/user manual or guidelines for this??
>
> Actually, what is Jmeter Plugin?? A sampler?
>
> Thanks,
> Tiffany
>
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