if the master jmeter died or it is running in non-gui mode - how to halt remote jmeter slave server instances

[Ajit Wagh <aj...@gmail.com>]

Hello EB,
I am running JMeter in distributed environment i.e one master JMeter
controlling all 20 remote JMeter slave instances.

When I run JMeter master server in non-gui mode using the command "java -jar
ApacheJMeter.jar -n -r -t test.jmx" ( actually I have created a JMeter
windows service for that) and jmx file is set to iterate for forever mode.

All the remote instances are behaving as per my expectations -

The issue is - when I stop my jmeter master service - it gets stopped but
the remote JMeter slave server continue to execute.

Is there any way to send stop signal to all remote jmeter instances ?

Thanks,
~Ajit

Re: if the master jmeter died or it is running in non-gui mode - how to halt remote jmeter slave server instances

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

Not at present. Please file a Bugzilla enhancement request.

On 02/08/07, Ajit Wagh <aj...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello EB,
> I am running JMeter in distributed environment i.e one master JMeter
> controlling all 20 remote JMeter slave instances.
>
> When I run JMeter master server in non-gui mode using the command "java -jar
> ApacheJMeter.jar -n -r -t test.jmx" ( actually I have created a JMeter
> windows service for that) and jmx file is set to iterate for forever mode.
>
> All the remote instances are behaving as per my expectations -
>
> The issue is - when I stop my jmeter master service - it gets stopped but
> the remote JMeter slave server continue to execute.
>
> Is there any way to send stop signal to all remote jmeter instances ?
>
> Thanks,
> ~Ajit
>

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