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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Wayne Burwell <wa...@solacesystems.com> on 2004/02/16 22:58:15 UTC
Basic setup problems
Hello,
I installed JMeter last week and am attempting to get a very basic test
plan working:
Test Plan
HTTP Defaults
Thread Group
Loop Controller
HTTP Request Sampler #1
HTTP Request Sampler #2
HTTP Request Sampler #1
The thread group is configured to spawn 5 threads, with a ramp up period
of 1 second.
By default, the Thread Group and Loop Controller are both set to loop
"Forever".
All HTTP Request Samplers are configured to send HTTP POST messages, and
each includes an XML file in the request.
The Web server under test is a simple stub which responds with "HTTP
200" to all incoming requests.
The problems I'm having:
- the test plan never generates more than a handful of HTTP
POST messages. I've varied # of threads, and loop counts in both the
Thread Group and Loop Controller, without any effect.
- I never see a post from more than one of the HTTP Request
Samplers. By selectively disabling one or two of the samplers, I've seen
each one send it's configured file, but whenever more than one sampler
is enabled only the first one in the hierarchy sends a request.
I've tried numerous variations on the test plan, but all exhibit these
problems.
I suspect there is something wrong with either my Java installation OR
the stubbed out server. Any suggestions on how I can further debug this?
Thanks,
-Wayne
Re: Basic setup problems
Posted by Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>.
I've been testing issuing different POST requests in a test like the one
you describe with JMeter 1.9.1. It worked flawlessly.
- Can you please tell me which exact JMeter version you're sending?
- Can you please send me the .jmx file? It didn't arrive -- maybe you
need to send it directly to my address?
--
Salut,
Jordi.
Wayne Burwell wrote:
> Thanks Jordi,
> Attached is the .jmx file for the test plan.
>
> -Wayne
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:jsalvata@atg.com]
> Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 5:34 PM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Re: Basic setup problems
>
> ... or it could be a JMeter bug. It's not the first bug of this kind
> I've seen... I'll examine the issue as soon as I have some time.
>
> Wayne Burwell wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>I installed JMeter last week and am attempting to get a very basic
>
> test
>
>>plan working:
>>
>> Test Plan
>> HTTP Defaults
>> Thread Group
>> Loop Controller
>> HTTP Request Sampler #1
>> HTTP Request Sampler #2
>> HTTP Request Sampler #1
>>
>>The thread group is configured to spawn 5 threads, with a ramp up
>
> period
>
>>of 1 second.
>>
>>By default, the Thread Group and Loop Controller are both set to loop
>>"Forever".
>>
>>All HTTP Request Samplers are configured to send HTTP POST messages,
>
> and
>
>>each includes an XML file in the request.
>>
>>The Web server under test is a simple stub which responds with "HTTP
>>200" to all incoming requests.
>>
>>The problems I'm having:
>>
>>- the test plan never generates more than a handful of HTTP
>>POST messages. I've varied # of threads, and loop counts in both the
>>Thread Group and Loop Controller, without any effect.
>>- I never see a post from more than one of the HTTP Request
>>Samplers. By selectively disabling one or two of the samplers, I've
>
> seen
>
>>each one send it's configured file, but whenever more than one sampler
>>is enabled only the first one in the hierarchy sends a request.
>>
>>I've tried numerous variations on the test plan, but all exhibit these
>>problems.
>>
>>I suspect there is something wrong with either my Java installation OR
>>the stubbed out server. Any suggestions on how I can further debug
>
> this?
>
>>
>>Thanks,
>>-Wayne
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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RE: Basic setup problems
Posted by Wayne Burwell <wa...@solacesystems.com>.
Thanks Jordi,
Attached is the .jmx file for the test plan.
-Wayne
-----Original Message-----
From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:jsalvata@atg.com]
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 5:34 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Basic setup problems
... or it could be a JMeter bug. It's not the first bug of this kind
I've seen... I'll examine the issue as soon as I have some time.
Wayne Burwell wrote:
> Hello,
> I installed JMeter last week and am attempting to get a very basic
test
> plan working:
>
> Test Plan
> HTTP Defaults
> Thread Group
> Loop Controller
> HTTP Request Sampler #1
> HTTP Request Sampler #2
> HTTP Request Sampler #1
>
> The thread group is configured to spawn 5 threads, with a ramp up
period
> of 1 second.
>
> By default, the Thread Group and Loop Controller are both set to loop
> "Forever".
>
> All HTTP Request Samplers are configured to send HTTP POST messages,
and
> each includes an XML file in the request.
>
> The Web server under test is a simple stub which responds with "HTTP
> 200" to all incoming requests.
>
> The problems I'm having:
>
> - the test plan never generates more than a handful of HTTP
> POST messages. I've varied # of threads, and loop counts in both the
> Thread Group and Loop Controller, without any effect.
> - I never see a post from more than one of the HTTP Request
> Samplers. By selectively disabling one or two of the samplers, I've
seen
> each one send it's configured file, but whenever more than one sampler
> is enabled only the first one in the hierarchy sends a request.
>
> I've tried numerous variations on the test plan, but all exhibit these
> problems.
>
> I suspect there is something wrong with either my Java installation OR
> the stubbed out server. Any suggestions on how I can further debug
this?
>
> Thanks,
> -Wayne
>
>
>
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Re: Basic setup problems
Posted by Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>.
... or it could be a JMeter bug. It's not the first bug of this kind
I've seen... I'll examine the issue as soon as I have some time.
Wayne Burwell wrote:
> Hello,
> I installed JMeter last week and am attempting to get a very basic test
> plan working:
>
> Test Plan
> HTTP Defaults
> Thread Group
> Loop Controller
> HTTP Request Sampler #1
> HTTP Request Sampler #2
> HTTP Request Sampler #1
>
> The thread group is configured to spawn 5 threads, with a ramp up period
> of 1 second.
>
> By default, the Thread Group and Loop Controller are both set to loop
> "Forever".
>
> All HTTP Request Samplers are configured to send HTTP POST messages, and
> each includes an XML file in the request.
>
> The Web server under test is a simple stub which responds with "HTTP
> 200" to all incoming requests.
>
> The problems I'm having:
>
> - the test plan never generates more than a handful of HTTP
> POST messages. I've varied # of threads, and loop counts in both the
> Thread Group and Loop Controller, without any effect.
> - I never see a post from more than one of the HTTP Request
> Samplers. By selectively disabling one or two of the samplers, I've seen
> each one send it's configured file, but whenever more than one sampler
> is enabled only the first one in the hierarchy sends a request.
>
> I've tried numerous variations on the test plan, but all exhibit these
> problems.
>
> I suspect there is something wrong with either my Java installation OR
> the stubbed out server. Any suggestions on how I can further debug this?
>
> Thanks,
> -Wayne
>
>
>
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