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New to JMeter...pointers needed
Hi,
I am new to JMeter and would like to have some questions answered.
I am currently load testing a Java standalone class which accepts a bunch of
arguments and does some processing work and returns a String output. I wrote
my own class by extending the AbstractJavaSamplerClient class. Now I would
like to compare if the returned output matches the expected one.. How do I
go about doing this?
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
K
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Re: New to JMeter...pointers needed
Posted by Marc Anthony Winoto <ma...@netregistry.com.au>.
When I wrote my own client/server, I simply opened a TCP connection and sent correct messages.
Then I put a Response Assertion after the listener to check that the response was correct.
But I wasn't interested in whether my client was correct, at that point. I was just load testing
the server and the regex was there to double check the responses.
jmeter_user_2006 wrote:
> yes, I agree.
> But as I said earlier, this class (client) initiates socket communication
> with the server at a specified port.....I know I can do a load test on the
> server directly, but I am looking into testing both the client and server at
> the same time....
>
> The client happens to be a standalone java program.
> Any thoughts?
>
> K
>
> Marc Anthony Winoto wrote:
>
>>jmeter_user_2006 wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I am new to JMeter and would like to have some questions answered.
>>>
>>>I am currently load testing a Java standalone class which accepts a bunch
>>>of
>>>arguments and does some processing work and returns a String output. I
>>>wrote
>>>my own class by extending the AbstractJavaSamplerClient class. Now I
>>>would
>>>like to compare if the returned output matches the expected one.. How do
>>>I
>>>go about doing this?
>>>
>>>Any help is appreciated
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>K
>>
>>? Sounds like you can just unit test that. Why are you using JMeter?
>>
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Re: New to JMeter...pointers needed
Posted by jmeter_user_2006 <it...@yahoo.com>.
yes, I agree.
But as I said earlier, this class (client) initiates socket communication
with the server at a specified port.....I know I can do a load test on the
server directly, but I am looking into testing both the client and server at
the same time....
The client happens to be a standalone java program.
Any thoughts?
K
Marc Anthony Winoto wrote:
>
> jmeter_user_2006 wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am new to JMeter and would like to have some questions answered.
>>
>> I am currently load testing a Java standalone class which accepts a bunch
>> of
>> arguments and does some processing work and returns a String output. I
>> wrote
>> my own class by extending the AbstractJavaSamplerClient class. Now I
>> would
>> like to compare if the returned output matches the expected one.. How do
>> I
>> go about doing this?
>>
>> Any help is appreciated
>>
>> Thanks
>> K
>
> ? Sounds like you can just unit test that. Why are you using JMeter?
>
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Re: New to JMeter...pointers needed
Posted by Marc Anthony Winoto <ma...@netregistry.com.au>.
jmeter_user_2006 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to JMeter and would like to have some questions answered.
>
> I am currently load testing a Java standalone class which accepts a bunch of
> arguments and does some processing work and returns a String output. I wrote
> my own class by extending the AbstractJavaSamplerClient class. Now I would
> like to compare if the returned output matches the expected one.. How do I
> go about doing this?
>
> Any help is appreciated
>
> Thanks
> K
? Sounds like you can just unit test that. Why are you using JMeter?
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