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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Raúl Lorenzo <ra...@altia.es> on 2008/02/22 11:19:12 UTC
Test TCP requests in application layer context
Hello,
Is there any way for probing with JMeter a application protocol over TCP?
For example:
I have a server which accepts xml messages, depending xml message´s
sequence server response with a different message so a communication
between a client and a server are stablished.
Client
Server
(starts communication)
sends MSG A
-> receive MSG A
receive response MSG A <-
response to MSG A
sends MSG B (according to response to MSG A) ->
receive MSG B
receive MSG B
<- response to MSG B
(ends communication)
Other way is where simpliest that previous.
Client
Server
(starts communication)
sends MSG C
-> receive MSG C
receive response MSG C <-
response to MSG C
(ends communication)
Thanks in advance
--
Raúl Lorenzo Boullosa
Desarrollador Aplicaciones Informáticas
Altia Consultores S.L.
http://www.altia.es
C/Colón nº18, 3ºA
36201 Vigo (Pontevedra - España)
Telf: +34 986 446 191
Fax: +34 986 439 128
Email: raul.lorenzo@altia.es
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Re: Test TCP requests in application layer context
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
The TCP Sampler may be what you want:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#TCP_Sampler
On 22/02/2008, Raúl Lorenzo <ra...@altia.es> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there any way for probing with JMeter a application protocol over TCP?
> For example:
> I have a server which accepts xml messages, depending xml message´s
> sequence server response with a different message so a communication
> between a client and a server are stablished.
>
> Client
> Server
>
> (starts communication)
> sends MSG A
> -> receive MSG A
> receive response MSG A <-
> response to MSG A
> sends MSG B (according to response to MSG A) ->
> receive MSG B
> receive MSG B
> <- response to MSG B
> (ends communication)
>
> Other way is where simpliest that previous.
>
> Client
> Server
>
> (starts communication)
> sends MSG C
> -> receive MSG C
> receive response MSG C <-
> response to MSG C
> (ends communication)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Raúl Lorenzo Boullosa
> Desarrollador Aplicaciones Informáticas
>
> Altia Consultores S.L.
> http://www.altia.es
>
> C/Colón nº18, 3ºA
> 36201 Vigo (Pontevedra - España)
> Telf: +34 986 446 191
> Fax: +34 986 439 128
> Email: raul.lorenzo@altia.es
>
>
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