Efficient Messages Loading Method

[Kim Loh <ki...@pd.jaring.my>]

Hello,

 

My performance objective is to use JMeter to measure the scalability of my
application deals with increased load of messages.

 

I use JMeter to load the large volume of messages to my application.
However, I am facing problem where I need to create my messages from
somewhere else, then I need to copy and paste those created messages one by
one to JMeter "Message Area".  That's means if I will to load 5,000 messages
then I have to copy and paste 5,000 messages ONE BY ONE on Jmeter Test Plan.


 

That is how I was doing so far, I was copy & paste 250 messages manually but
it is impossible for me if continue doing so for more and more load. 

 

Does anybody can advise me am I using the correct way of what Jmeter
provided or may be I miss out something that Jmeter can automate the
messages loading process? Or may be anybody can share a more productive way
to load many messages for messaging processing load test in Jmeter? 

 

Thanks.

 

Holy X'mas.

 

Regards,

Kim

 

RE: Efficient Messages Loading Method

[Łukasz Żebrowski <lu...@rodan.pl>]

Hi, I think _StringFromFile would by much better:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__StringFromF
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kim Loh [mailto:kimlkn@pd.jaring.my] 
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 4:26 PM
To: 'JMeter Users List'
Subject: Efficient Messages Loading Method

Hello,

 

My performance objective is to use JMeter to measure the scalability of
my
application deals with increased load of messages.

 

I use JMeter to load the large volume of messages to my application.
However, I am facing problem where I need to create my messages from
somewhere else, then I need to copy and paste those created messages one
by
one to JMeter "Message Area".  That's means if I will to load 5,000
messages
then I have to copy and paste 5,000 messages ONE BY ONE on Jmeter Test
Plan.


 

That is how I was doing so far, I was copy & paste 250 messages manually
but
it is impossible for me if continue doing so for more and more load. 

 

Does anybody can advise me am I using the correct way of what Jmeter
provided or may be I miss out something that Jmeter can automate the
messages loading process? Or may be anybody can share a more productive
way
to load many messages for messaging processing load test in Jmeter? 

 

Thanks.

 

Holy X'mas.

 

Regards,

Kim

 



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