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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by sebb <se...@gmail.com> on 2010/07/07 18:57:09 UTC
Proposed change to sample results for "download embedded resources"
When using the HTTP samplers, both "follow redirects" and "download
embedded resources" can generate multiple samples.
These samples are presented as a parent sample with child samples
which are used for the additional requests.
The parent sample data is from the main response, but the parent
sample size [1] and elapsed time are for the overall transaction.
In the case of "follow redirects", the child samples consist of all
the request responses, including the final non-redirected response.
However, in the case of "download embedded resources", only the
embedded resources are added as child samples.
There is no child sample that corresponds with the main page that was
originally requested.
The elapsed time and byte count for the main page are not directly
available anywhere. [2]
It seems to me that the sample results should really be consistent.
I.e in both cases all responses should be shown as child samples, and
the parent sample should reflect the overall size and elapsed time.
The parent sample should still contain the data from the requested
resource, otherwise Assertions and PostProcessors will break.
Any views on this? Is it OK to change JMeter, or will that cause any problems?
[1] At least that was the intention - as per Bug 45053 the initial
response data bytes for "follow redirects" are counted twice.
[2] The byte count can be derived by subtracting the other sample
sizes, and the elapsed time can be estimated by looking at the start
time of the first subsample.
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Re: Proposed change to sample results for "download embedded
resources"
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
2010/7/8 Andrey Pohilko <ap...@fininfor.ru>:
> A little bit complex question. Could you explain what we get in in following
> scenario: "When I request page http://google.com/red/ that redirects me to
> http://google.com/fin/ , I'll get parent sample blah blah" ? What will I
> have in parent sample and what in child samples?
I don't propose to change the way redirects are presented.
Request fin (bytes, elapsed = red+fin)
+ red (only)
+ fin (only)
As I wrote, the parent sample will be the final sample, except for
bytes and elapsed.
> С уважением,
> Андрей Похилько
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 8:57 PM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Proposed change to sample results for "download embedded resources"
>
> When using the HTTP samplers, both "follow redirects" and "download
> embedded resources" can generate multiple samples.
> These samples are presented as a parent sample with child samples
> which are used for the additional requests.
> The parent sample data is from the main response, but the parent
> sample size [1] and elapsed time are for the overall transaction.
>
> In the case of "follow redirects", the child samples consist of all
> the request responses, including the final non-redirected response.
>
> However, in the case of "download embedded resources", only the
> embedded resources are added as child samples.
> There is no child sample that corresponds with the main page that was
> originally requested.
> The elapsed time and byte count for the main page are not directly
> available anywhere. [2]
>
> It seems to me that the sample results should really be consistent.
> I.e in both cases all responses should be shown as child samples, and
> the parent sample should reflect the overall size and elapsed time.
> The parent sample should still contain the data from the requested
> resource, otherwise Assertions and PostProcessors will break.
>
> Any views on this? Is it OK to change JMeter, or will that cause any
> problems?
>
> [1] At least that was the intention - as per Bug 45053 the initial
> response data bytes for "follow redirects" are counted twice.
> [2] The byte count can be derived by subtracting the other sample
> sizes, and the elapsed time can be estimated by looking at the start
> time of the first subsample.
>
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RE: Proposed change to sample results for "download embedded resources"
Posted by Andrey Pohilko <ap...@fininfor.ru>.
A little bit complex question. Could you explain what we get in in following
scenario: "When I request page http://google.com/red/ that redirects me to
http://google.com/fin/ , I'll get parent sample blah blah" ? What will I
have in parent sample and what in child samples?
С уважением,
Андрей Похилько
-----Original Message-----
From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 2010 8:57 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Proposed change to sample results for "download embedded resources"
When using the HTTP samplers, both "follow redirects" and "download
embedded resources" can generate multiple samples.
These samples are presented as a parent sample with child samples
which are used for the additional requests.
The parent sample data is from the main response, but the parent
sample size [1] and elapsed time are for the overall transaction.
In the case of "follow redirects", the child samples consist of all
the request responses, including the final non-redirected response.
However, in the case of "download embedded resources", only the
embedded resources are added as child samples.
There is no child sample that corresponds with the main page that was
originally requested.
The elapsed time and byte count for the main page are not directly
available anywhere. [2]
It seems to me that the sample results should really be consistent.
I.e in both cases all responses should be shown as child samples, and
the parent sample should reflect the overall size and elapsed time.
The parent sample should still contain the data from the requested
resource, otherwise Assertions and PostProcessors will break.
Any views on this? Is it OK to change JMeter, or will that cause any
problems?
[1] At least that was the intention - as per Bug 45053 the initial
response data bytes for "follow redirects" are counted twice.
[2] The byte count can be derived by subtracting the other sample
sizes, and the elapsed time can be estimated by looking at the start
time of the first subsample.
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