Throughput value in no-Gui mode

[rakesh mailgroups <ra...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I've developed my test plan on my local computer via the GUI.

I've now run this test plan using the command line (because its going to
run in a non-GUI environment) but I cannot see the aggregate numbers in the
listener files.

I have the Summary Report and the Aggregate Report listeners configured but
both files contain data on individual calls only.

I want to pass/fail based on a target throughput figure.

I google'd around and it seems I should either use the Hudson plugin or
calculate it myself.

Really? I get this data in the GUI, surely it should also be available in
non-GUI mode?

Also, I have a Constant Throughput Controller configured, which I can see
was able to reach the target throughput in the GUI, but how do I know it
reached it on non_GUI mode?

Thanks

Rakesh

Re: Load calcuation

[Deepak Goel <de...@gmail.com>]

Hey

1. Set 1 users, calculate 'Time taken for Response'
2. Calculate : 10 users * (time taken by 1 user to respond) should be
'Number of Threads Required'

:)
Deepak



On 10/10/12, rakesh mailgroups <ra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> There is a Constant Throughput Controller you could use. Create your
> samplers
> and then set it to the desired value (10*60 =600 transactions per minute).
>
> A Summary/Aggregate Report will show you it achieved this or not.
>
> rakesh
>


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Re: Load calcuation

[rakesh mailgroups <ra...@gmail.com>]

There is a Constant Throughput Controller you could use. Create your samplers
and then set it to the desired value (10*60 =600 transactions per minute).

A Summary/Aggregate Report will show you it achieved this or not.

rakesh

Load calcuation

[Sameera Rao P <sa...@TechMahindra.com>]

Hi All,

Please let me know how to calculate the number of threads required to achieve the my required load.

For eg; if I want to achieve 10MessagesPerSecond what is the calculation of number of threads


 
Thanks & Regards
Sam



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