Time measurement in Jmeter

[Łukasz Żebrowski <lu...@rodan.pl>]

Hi, 
What exactly mean times given in Aggregate Report?

When I used Webroller, there were three modes of time measurement:
"0 - WebTransaction, the time period between the last request byte sent
and the last response byte received;
1 - ResponseTime, the server response time. Time period between the last
request byte sent and the first response byte received;
2 - RequestTime, full request processing time. Time period between the
first request byte sent and the last response byte received."

In what way JMeter measure times?

Thanks,

Łukasz Żebrowski



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Re: Time measurement in Jmeter

[Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>]

the answer is 2. the full request time.

peter


On 9/6/05, Łukasz Żebrowski <lu...@rodan.pl> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> What exactly mean times given in Aggregate Report?
> 
> When I used Webroller, there were three modes of time measurement:
> "0 - WebTransaction, the time period between the last request byte sent
> and the last response byte received;
> 1 - ResponseTime, the server response time. Time period between the last
> request byte sent and the first response byte received;
> 2 - RequestTime, full request processing time. Time period between the
> first request byte sent and the last response byte received."
> 
> In what way JMeter measure times?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Łukasz Żebrowski
> 
> 
> 
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