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Measuring the performance of client side processes using JMeter?
Hi,
Please share your ideas on, how to measure the performance of following two
scenarios using JMeter.
1. Navigation through fields in a webpage using Jmeter?
(Eg: Time taken to navigate from one text box to another)
2. Client side validation. (E.g: Time taken to validate a NIC, SSN, TelNo or
an EmailAddress at client side
using a javaScript)
Thanks.
-BK
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Re: Measuring the performance of client side processes using JMeter?
Posted by Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com>.
>1. Navigation through fields in a webpage using Jmeter?
> (Eg: Time taken to navigate from one text box to another)
depends on whether the user uses a mouse or keyboard :). Seriously though
what is it you are trying to test/measure?
Note JMeter is not a browser and cant be used for measuring browser related
performance metrics
>2. Client side validation. (E.g: Time taken to validate a NIC, SSN, TelNo
or
>an EmailAddress at client side
> using a javaScript)
Profile using Firebug. Too dependent on particular browsers to be of any
particular value (unless you have specific java script heavy code that is a
bottleneck), and is independent of load. JMeter cannot be used to measure
this.
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 11:50 AM, BK1985 <bh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Please share your ideas on, how to measure the performance of following two
> scenarios using JMeter.
>
> 1. Navigation through fields in a webpage using Jmeter?
> (Eg: Time taken to navigate from one text box to another)
>
> 2. Client side validation. (E.g: Time taken to validate a NIC, SSN, TelNo
> or
> an EmailAddress at client side
> using a javaScript)
>
> Thanks.
> -BK
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