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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by socio_pal <so...@yahoo.com> on 2006/12/12 20:05:47 UTC
Finding the total number of threads running
Hi:
I am running 3 instances of Jmeter-server and the thread group in my
testplan is configured to run 100 threads. So, when I start the remote
testing, I believe that each instance runs 100 threads. But I don;t see this
number in the Jmeter GUI. I just see the green signal on the top right
corner with 0/0 as the thread count. Is there any way to find out the number
of threads running during remote test?
I could see the thread count when running just one instance of jmeter.
Thanks.
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Re: Finding the total number of threads running
Posted by Sk...@londen-insurance.com.
You can call the JMeterContextService.getTotalThreads() method from a
beanshell sampler or pre/postprocessor to obtain the total number of
threads. Depending on how you start JMeter, you can then view the total
number of threads on stdout using a print statement like:
print( "total number of threads: " +
org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterContextService.getTotalThreads() );
Hope this helps,
Skyler Bingham
skyler.bingham@londen-insurance.com
(602) 957-1650 x1139
socio_pal <so...@yahoo.com> wrote on 12/12/2006 12:05:47 PM:
>
> Hi:
> I am running 3 instances of Jmeter-server and the thread group in my
> testplan is configured to run 100 threads. So, when I start the remote
> testing, I believe that each instance runs 100 threads. But I don;t see
this
> number in the Jmeter GUI. I just see the green signal on the top right
> corner with 0/0 as the thread count. Is there any way to find out the
number
> of threads running during remote test?
>
> I could see the thread count when running just one instance of jmeter.
>
> Thanks.
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> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Finding-the-
> total-number-of-threads-running-tf2809535.html#a7839469
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