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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by James Hill <ev...@gmail.com> on 2010/02/17 06:17:26 UTC
Simple Data Writer
Hi all.
I have the Simple Data Writer logging transaction reposne times in csv
format. When I was doing proof of concept runs on my windows box everything
logged to the appropriate files perfectly. But when I try and run in
distributed mode (I have access to 10 slave RHEL VMs, all controlled by the
windows box) the logging doesn't appear to be working. At first I thought it
was because the files would be created on each of the slave machines, so I
changed the file directory to one that linux would like rather than D:\logs.
This however did not fix the problem. The log files are still not being
created. I've tried different locations because I thought it might be a
permissions issue but changing the log location to /usr/jakarta-jmeter-2.3.4
didn't work either.
Any ideas?
The only clue I had that might be relevant is this warning message repeated
in some of the VM jmeter-server.log files:
15:06:36 WARN - jmeter.sampler.TestAction: Could not create number from
The apparently has somethig to do with the Simple Data Writer. I changed the
behaviour somewhat - removed the constant timer which was redundant anyway -
and still no log files.
Regards,
James.
RE: Simple Data Writer
Posted by Andrey Pohilko <ap...@fininfor.ru>.
Have you tried writing logs to /tmp? I suppose /usr is protected from
writing by regular user...
С уважением,
Андрей Похилько
-----Original Message-----
From: James Hill [mailto:everywherenet@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 8:17 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Simple Data Writer
Hi all.
I have the Simple Data Writer logging transaction reposne times in csv
format. When I was doing proof of concept runs on my windows box everything
logged to the appropriate files perfectly. But when I try and run in
distributed mode (I have access to 10 slave RHEL VMs, all controlled by the
windows box) the logging doesn't appear to be working. At first I thought it
was because the files would be created on each of the slave machines, so I
changed the file directory to one that linux would like rather than D:\logs.
This however did not fix the problem. The log files are still not being
created. I've tried different locations because I thought it might be a
permissions issue but changing the log location to /usr/jakarta-jmeter-2.3.4
didn't work either.
Any ideas?
The only clue I had that might be relevant is this warning message repeated
in some of the VM jmeter-server.log files:
15:06:36 WARN - jmeter.sampler.TestAction: Could not create number from
The apparently has somethig to do with the Simple Data Writer. I changed the
behaviour somewhat - removed the constant timer which was redundant anyway -
and still no log files.
Regards,
James.
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RE: response time is in mili sec but should be 30 sec or so
Posted by Andrey Pohilko <ap...@fininfor.ru>.
Seems you sending wrong requests to server.
Advice 1: use assertions to detect wrong responses
Advice 2: inspect request parameters required by server to respond right
С уважением,
Андрей Похилько
-----Original Message-----
From: Bhuiyan, Hasan (Hasan) [mailto:Mahmud.Bhuiyan@searshc.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 18, 2010 7:03 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: response time is in mili sec but should be 30 sec or so
Hi Friends,
I have a thread group and that is running very fast and response time is
in mili-sec but in reality it should be 30 sec or so. I do not see any
error either but response data is not returning the right response. What
I am doing wrong? Any idea
Best regards,
Hasan
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Re: response time is in mili sec but should be 30 sec or so
Posted by Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com>.
asked and answered in various forms , please search mail archives
All roads lead to
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/DifferentBehaviour
Usually your application needs authentication / session and you havent added
a cookie manager.
regards
deepak
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 8:02 AM, Bhuiyan, Hasan (Hasan) <
Mahmud.Bhuiyan@searshc.com> wrote:
> Hi Friends,
>
> I have a thread group and that is running very fast and response time is
> in mili-sec but in reality it should be 30 sec or so. I do not see any
> error either but response data is not returning the right response. What
> I am doing wrong? Any idea
>
> Best regards,
> Hasan
>
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>
>
response time is in mili sec but should be 30 sec or so
Posted by "Bhuiyan, Hasan (Hasan)" <Ma...@searshc.com>.
Hi Friends,
I have a thread group and that is running very fast and response time is
in mili-sec but in reality it should be 30 sec or so. I do not see any
error either but response data is not returning the right response. What
I am doing wrong? Any idea
Best regards,
Hasan
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Re: Simple Data Writer
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 17/02/2010, James Hill <ev...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I have the Simple Data Writer logging transaction reposne times in csv
> format. When I was doing proof of concept runs on my windows box everything
> logged to the appropriate files perfectly. But when I try and run in
> distributed mode (I have access to 10 slave RHEL VMs, all controlled by the
> windows box) the logging doesn't appear to be working. At first I thought it
> was because the files would be created on each of the slave machines, so I
> changed the file directory to one that linux would like rather than D:\logs.
> This however did not fix the problem. The log files are still not being
> created. I've tried different locations because I thought it might be a
> permissions issue but changing the log location to /usr/jakarta-jmeter-2.3.4
> didn't work either.
>
> Any ideas?
In client-server (distributed) mode, the response logs are sent back
to the client.
They are not created on the server.
You need to look at both client and server run logs (jmeter.log) for
any problems.
> The only clue I had that might be relevant is this warning message repeated
> in some of the VM jmeter-server.log files:
> 15:06:36 WARN - jmeter.sampler.TestAction: Could not create number from
> The apparently has somethig to do with the Simple Data Writer. I changed the
> behaviour somewhat - removed the constant timer which was redundant anyway -
> and still no log files.
>
> Regards,
>
> James.
>
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