JMeter :: TCP Programs :: Testing ['Watchdog': checked]

[KK...@bca-group.com]

Dear All,

I have a web system, running on Apache + JServ and Applets at the bottom
frame.
The  web (upper frame in html) communicates with Apache server on standard
http port.
The Applets (Lower frame in html) communicates to my TCP server programs on
a different port.

The Applets, sends a series of java requests(events) to the TCP server
program (java socket program)
which handles the event and processes it and broadcasts the results.

For example,
Consider a chat system, where the client is an Applet, which sends series
of Chat events to a Chat Server(say TCP socket prg.)
and the Chat server handles those events and broadcasts it to all connected
users.

I am in a position to test the Load of this programs, By simulating say
1000 users sending/receiving events to and from the server.
Will this kind of Simulation test possible using JMeter ?
Or
Do I need to write my own programs for testing this kind of System ?
Or
Can I extend JMeter's functionality to generate such TCP requests (Sending
series of Java Objects) ?

Your inputs please.

Cheers,
-Kannan.

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Re: JMeter :: TCP Programs :: Testing ['Watchdog': checked]

[Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>]

I don't know the abilities of the new TCP Sampler, but unless that fits 
your proprietary protocol (which, from your description, is unlikely), 
you need to either:
- Create a new sampler for your proprietary protocol
or
- Use the Java Sampler to run your client code, which will send the 
events to the server.

Hope this helps.

-- 
Salut,

Jordi.

En/na KKanagaraj@bca-group.com ha escrit:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Dear All,
> 
> I have a web system, running on Apache + JServ and Applets at the bottom
> frame.
> The  web (upper frame in html) communicates with Apache server on standard
> http port.
> The Applets (Lower frame in html) communicates to my TCP server programs on
> a different port.
> 
> The Applets, sends a series of java requests(events) to the TCP server
> program (java socket program)
> which handles the event and processes it and broadcasts the results.
> 
> For example,
> Consider a chat system, where the client is an Applet, which sends series
> of Chat events to a Chat Server(say TCP socket prg.)
> and the Chat server handles those events and broadcasts it to all connected
> users.
> 
> I am in a position to test the Load of this programs, By simulating say
> 1000 users sending/receiving events to and from the server.
> Will this kind of Simulation test possible using JMeter ?
> Or
> Do I need to write my own programs for testing this kind of System ?
> Or
> Can I extend JMeter's functionality to generate such TCP requests (Sending
> series of Java Objects) ?
> 
> Your inputs please.
> 
> Cheers,
> -Kannan.
> 
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