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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by MGilly <gi...@gmail.com> on 2007/06/22 17:01:41 UTC

Re: Spidering a site, well testing (need clarification)

Can someone explain sebb-2's answer in terms that a non-programmer who's
relatively new to JMeter can understand? Preferably with pictures? ;)

This is exactly what I need to do - go through all the links on my very
large ecommerce site. My developer wants to use JMeter rather than a simple
link checker (like Xenu) so that we can measure the performance of the
server as the program gets deeper into the links and more product pages are
cached, etc; as well as give us more control over how quickly the requests
are sent and in what order, etc.

Is sebb-2 saying that you have to provide all of the links in the first HTTP
Request, for example maybe using a list in a text file; or do you just need
to provide one link that is an example or something?


sebb-2 wrote:
> 
> Thread Group
> + Http Request containing links
> + Http Request - host=.*, path=.*
> + + Link Parser
> 
> The Link Parser needs to match the wild-card URL in the second request
> against the links in the first request.
> 
> On 20/06/07, Richard Martin <bo...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to use Jmeter to stress test a intermediary proxy to a site,
>> actually it will be used for many sites. To test it I need to move around
>> the site and I was hoping to use the HTML Link Parser to spider the site
>> and
>> leave the clients/threads to work there way around. This allows me to
>> easily
>> plug in other sites to test.
> [snip]
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