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Testing very long running web applications tasks
Hi,
I'm testing a web application that
does some very time consuming calculations.
The test is parameterized, so that it feeds the web application
with how many items the web applcation has to calculate at once.
The test works very well until the web application has to calculate
over 500 items at once. (This takes up to 30 minutes...)
But when I test calculations that take over 30 minutes,
Jmeter does not record the elapsed time within my listener correctly.
I can perform those very long running calculations (>30min)
within my firefox browser without any problems.
I already set
httpclient.timeout=0 with in jmeter.properties.
Has anyone a clue?
Is there a maximum that the Jmeter Report Listener
can store in its elapsed time variable?
Thanks Ulf
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Ulf Bradfisch
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ulf.bradfisch@gmx.de
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Viele Grüße,
Ulf Bradfisch
-
Bierbaumstr. 1a
81243 München
+49 (173) 211 66 49
ulf.bradfisch@gmx.de
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Re: Testing very long running web applications tasks
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 30/01/2009, Ulf Bradfisch <ul...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm testing a web application that
> does some very time consuming calculations.
> The test is parameterized, so that it feeds the web application
> with how many items the web applcation has to calculate at once.
> The test works very well until the web application has to calculate
> over 500 items at once. (This takes up to 30 minutes...)
> But when I test calculations that take over 30 minutes,
> Jmeter does not record the elapsed time within my listener correctly.
Which version of JMeter? Java?
What does it show?
What should it show?
Does the sample complete normally, or does it timeout?
> I can perform those very long running calculations (>30min)
> within my firefox browser without any problems.
>
> I already set
> httpclient.timeout=0 with in jmeter.properties.
>
> Has anyone a clue?
> Is there a maximum that the Jmeter Report Listener
> can store in its elapsed time variable?
What is the "Report Listener"?
Elapsed time is a long and is in milliseconds. This is a long time...
> Thanks Ulf
>
>
>
>
> --
> Viele Grüße,
>
> Ulf Bradfisch
> -
> Bierbaumstr. 1a
> 81243 München
> +49 (173) 211 66 49
> ulf.bradfisch@gmx.de
>
>
> --
> Viele Grüße,
>
> Ulf Bradfisch
> -
> Bierbaumstr. 1a
> 81243 München
> +49 (173) 211 66 49
> ulf.bradfisch@gmx.de
>
>
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