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tcpsampler output of responsedata
My server application should respond with a serialized Java object upon its
receipt of a string to a TCP socket opend on a specific port on the server.
I have JMeter write out the graph results to file and I have it configured
to include the response data and success value. However, when I open the
file after the test completes, it has s="true" <responseData
type=String></responseData> Why is the response data field empty? It should
be full of this binary crap comprising the serialized Java object. Is it
blank b/c it can't display binary? What does it mean that success=true?
Does that mean it definitely succeeded and received the full response form
the server? The manual seems to suggest it will succeed if it gets the
correct response code. I have my thing configured to output response codes
but they don't show up.
Also, there are a few that it appears time out, however those have
success=true, too.
Any help appreciated.
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Re: tcpsampler output of responsedata
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 21/07/2009, eds2103 <sc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Sorry, this thread can be closed. I've solved the problem. The server was
> reading from an objectInputStream, but of course JMeter was not writing the
> text usnig an ObjectOutputStream. so the server cudnt handle the input. Not
> sure why JMeter cudnt figure out those were failures and not successes
> though.
Success for a sampler means that the sample completed without an
error, though in the case of HTTP JMeter also considers the status
code (200, 404 etc.).
JMeter does not know that an empty response is wrong; that's what
Assertions are for.
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
> sebb-2-2 wrote:
> >
> > On 14/07/2009, eds2103 <sc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> My server application should respond with a serialized Java object upon
> >> its
> >> receipt of a string to a TCP socket opend on a specific port on the
> >> server.
> >> I have JMeter write out the graph results to file and I have it
> >> configured
> >> to include the response data and success value. However, when I open the
> >> file after the test completes, it has s="true" <responseData
> >> type=String></responseData> Why is the response data field empty? It
> >> should
> >> be full of this binary crap comprising the serialized Java object. Is it
> >> blank b/c it can't display binary? What does it mean that success=true?
> >> Does that mean it definitely succeeded and received the full response
> >> form
> >> the server? The manual seems to suggest it will succeed if it gets the
> >> correct response code. I have my thing configured to output response
> >> codes
> >> but they don't show up.
> >>
> >> Also, there are a few that it appears time out, however those have
> >> success=true, too.
> >>
> >> Any help appreciated.
> >
> > Which version of JMeter?
> > Any errors reported in jmeter.log or the console?
> >
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Re: tcpsampler output of responsedata
Posted by eds2103 <sc...@gmail.com>.
Sorry, this thread can be closed. I've solved the problem. The server was
reading from an objectInputStream, but of course JMeter was not writing the
text usnig an ObjectOutputStream. so the server cudnt handle the input. Not
sure why JMeter cudnt figure out those were failures and not successes
though.
Thanks
sebb-2-2 wrote:
>
> On 14/07/2009, eds2103 <sc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> My server application should respond with a serialized Java object upon
>> its
>> receipt of a string to a TCP socket opend on a specific port on the
>> server.
>> I have JMeter write out the graph results to file and I have it
>> configured
>> to include the response data and success value. However, when I open the
>> file after the test completes, it has s="true" <responseData
>> type=String></responseData> Why is the response data field empty? It
>> should
>> be full of this binary crap comprising the serialized Java object. Is it
>> blank b/c it can't display binary? What does it mean that success=true?
>> Does that mean it definitely succeeded and received the full response
>> form
>> the server? The manual seems to suggest it will succeed if it gets the
>> correct response code. I have my thing configured to output response
>> codes
>> but they don't show up.
>>
>> Also, there are a few that it appears time out, however those have
>> success=true, too.
>>
>> Any help appreciated.
>
> Which version of JMeter?
> Any errors reported in jmeter.log or the console?
>
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Re: tcpsampler output of responsedata
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 14/07/2009, eds2103 <sc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> My server application should respond with a serialized Java object upon its
> receipt of a string to a TCP socket opend on a specific port on the server.
> I have JMeter write out the graph results to file and I have it configured
> to include the response data and success value. However, when I open the
> file after the test completes, it has s="true" <responseData
> type=String></responseData> Why is the response data field empty? It should
> be full of this binary crap comprising the serialized Java object. Is it
> blank b/c it can't display binary? What does it mean that success=true?
> Does that mean it definitely succeeded and received the full response form
> the server? The manual seems to suggest it will succeed if it gets the
> correct response code. I have my thing configured to output response codes
> but they don't show up.
>
> Also, there are a few that it appears time out, however those have
> success=true, too.
>
> Any help appreciated.
Which version of JMeter?
Any errors reported in jmeter.log or the console?
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