Ajax support enabled?

[Ch...@labware.com]

Hi ,
         We want to load test the current version of our Ajax based  web 
application using JMeter. 

  We succesfully load tested  the previous version of our product using 
JMeter and got some good results  .This was a JSF based web application . 
The only difference between the new version and the previous version of 
our web-app is the current version suppports Ajax on top of JSF. So we no 
longer have full page refresh in the browser for each of our clicks .  Can 
we go ahead and load test our system ? Or is Ajax going to be a show 
stopper for us ?

Regards,

Subhrajyoti 
Mobile: +919830079545
Mail: choudhury@labware.com
Web: www.labware.com

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Re: stop a test execution into a javarequest class

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

On 12/03/2008, Fulvio Guglielmelli <fu...@yahoo.it> wrote:
> Hi,
>  i implemeted a set of test using javarequest call.
>
>  if during the runTest() or setupTest() i receive an exception and i want stop the test how can I do it?
>
>  the sampleResult obj habve not a STOP method.
>
>  thanks
>

Throw a JMeterStopThreadException to stop the current thread.

Or throw a JMeterStopTestException

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stop a test execution into a javarequest class

[Fulvio Guglielmelli <fu...@yahoo.it>]

Hi, 
i implemeted a set of test using javarequest call.

if during the runTest() or setupTest() i receive an exception and i want stop the test how can I do it?

the sampleResult obj habve not a STOP method.

thanks
FULVIO

       
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Re: Ajax support enabled?

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

On 12/03/2008, Choudhury@labware.com <Ch...@labware.com> wrote:
> Hi ,
>          We want to load test the current version of our Ajax based  web
>  application using JMeter.
>
>   We succesfully load tested  the previous version of our product using
>  JMeter and got some good results  .This was a JSF based web application .
>  The only difference between the new version and the previous version of
>  our web-app is the current version suppports Ajax on top of JSF. So we no
>  longer have full page refresh in the browser for each of our clicks .  Can
>  we go ahead and load test our system ? Or is Ajax going to be a show
>  stopper for us ?
>

JMeter does not support the interpretation of Javascript in downloaded
pages, so it won't interpret the Ajax calls.

Nor does it support parallel downloading of resources within a single
thread, but presumably that was not a problem for you previously
(browsers may download images in parallel threads).

Depending on exactly what you are trying to test, these may or may not
be a problem for you.

JMeter is not a browser, however it can generate whatever HTTP request
that you care to define, so you can generate the Ajax requests (by
hand or by using the proxy).

The exact timing of these may or may not be critical for your server.

>  Regards,
>
>  Subhrajyoti
>  Mobile: +919830079545
>  Mail: choudhury@labware.com
>  Web: www.labware.com
>
>  LabWare LIMS Solutions - Results Count

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