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Posted to dev@jmeter.apache.org by OUFDOU Anas <ou...@gmail.com> on 2021/11/25 04:47:21 UTC
[Jmeter] Code compilation
Hello,
I checkout source code from master on github, and I have the following
error when building with (./gradlew build). There is any available ci to
check if the code is built correctly??
I'm on Ubuntu with openjdk11.
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Best regards,
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Anas OUFDOU
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Am 26.11.21 um 08:12 schrieb OUFDOU Anas:
> Thanks,
>
> I don't have a firewall on my machine, what is the destination IP address?
localhost
It starts a local ftp server on port 2222 (or at least tries to)
Felix
>
> On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 5:36 PM Felix Schumacher <
> felix.schumacher@internetallee.de> wrote:
>
>> I have never seen an error in this part of our test suite. Do you have a
>> firewall, that filters ftp access, or any other server that is already
>> listening on port 2222?
>>
>> You can safely ignore the error for now and disable the corresponding test
>>
>> ./gradlew -x :src:dist-check:batchFTP_TESTS test
>>
>> Felix
>> Am 25.11.21 um 07:22 schrieb OUFDOU Anas:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Error log is in attachment.
>>
>> thanks for your help
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrCZCtvfjIH0__06sMX98JTpw==>
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5_O9YaWlk4nBKUHhaZ1phej_QXSutzSvDX6YXlPu8rPc>
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50ufVx8dW6gZtUFvZ1gMVIvbJOeuljB2LWaLJI8NlhGlKD921mmu9UHBGPvb6ZuPGw==>
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5-jpVnIV_are3Z-m5blBfs6qRL1kX_L0DRlcirdCgINiQ_Y62P6vso5Oi8QshaN52w==>
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>>
>> Anas Oufdou
>>
>> Technical expert
>>
>> aoufdou@sqli.com
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57Cwsks_wvHOp7OaK36PwiZ1WXD24t4ovd5t4eGFMTS5>
>>
>> T.
>>
>> M. 070 31 96 40
>>
>> www.sqli.com
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57vyBkJAMjiVOosPWFU_7Z4=>
>> - www.sqli-carrieres.com
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5z4siItpRerryTmLr0LvuqjHGeDYPIxxNs1sMlZTnBbArxT5OaW-c3bv9zu5BEdrLA==>
>>
>>
>>
>> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/b/6148b0e305b7e6c73bb28748?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 7:06 AM Vladimir Sitnikov <
>> sitnikov.vladimir@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Please prefer sending error messages as text (e.g. copy-paste from
>>> terminal), as it makes the errors searchable.
>>> For instance, https://lists.apache.org/list.html?dev@jmeter.apache.org is
>>> not able to search for text in images.
>>>
>>> What you see are flaky tests.
>>> There are tests that use real-life servers in order to verify JMeter's
>>> ability to work with modern systems.
>>> In other words, some of the tests attempt to access apache.org to verify
>>> if
>>> HTTP sampler is still able to talk
>>> to the modern HTTPS, and so on.
>>>
>>> It turns out, the responses are not 100% reliable, and sometimes DNS fails
>>> to resolve the host, sometimes
>>> the server responds with a slightly different error and so on.
>>>
>>> I have seen the errors you mention, and the errors are transient. They
>>> appear and disappear at random.
>>> If you like, you can analyze the nature of the failure and try to make the
>>> tests more reliable,
>>> however, the key nature of the tests is they use true systems that have
>>> inherent failures.
>>>
>>> In other words, we could rework the tests to use Docker-based HTTP
>>> servers,
>>> however, that would kill
>>> the idea. Then we would keep testing JMeter with a canned version of some
>>> HTTP server, and we would
>>> never know the sampler no longer works with the modern web.
>>>
>>> Vladimir
>>>
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Am 26.11.21 um 09:51 schrieb Vladimir Sitnikov:
> Anas,
>
> Here's the failure message:
>
>> Failures detected while testing
> /mnt/Linux2T/work/anasoid/repo/jmeter/bin/testfiles/FTP_TESTS.jmx
>
> Could you please try opening the test file in JMeter and see what that
> script is doing?
> In theory, you should be able to reproduce the failure when running the
> same script from GUI.
>
> We have not touched the script for 3+years, so I think nobody remembers the
> details.
I certainly don't remember the details (I am sure, I have never looked
at it before :)),
but I tried it locally.
It does start a local ftp server on port 2222 and tries to talk to it
with the ftp sampler.
That is, why I asked, if there was a firewall blocking ftp or something
already listens on port 2222 (a ssh server maybe).
If you want to try it without gradle, then you have to make sure, that
the libraries lib/opt/ftp* and lib/opt/mina* are in the
classpath for JMeter. (You might want to copy them to lib/ and delete
them again after your tests). Another peculiarity of the
jmx file is, that it creates a directory at a specific place in the
file system and sometimes assumes, that you are in the bin directory
(where that directory has been created).
So to run it:
cp lib/opt/ftp* lib/opt/mina* lib/
cd bin
./jmeter -t testfiles/FTP_TESTS.jmx
cd ..
rm lib/ftp* lib/mina*
Felix
>
> Feel free to submit PRs that make test scripts and error messages easier to
> understand.
>
> Vladimir
>
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by OUFDOU Anas <ou...@gmail.com>.
Thanks,
I found the origin of my error:
The test create folder in jmeter home (*new
File(JMeterUtils.getJMeterHome(), "bin/ftp_test").mkdir()*;) and then try
to download /upload files from/to this folder.
In my case i have the value JMETER_HOME in my local environment so folder
created in my local jmeter folder but test try to use folder from bin in
git repository.
This is message of error
label,responseCode,responseMessage,threadName,dataType,success,grpThreads,allThreads,SampleCount,ErrorCount
BSS_startFtpServer,200,OK,setUp Thread Group 1-1,text,true,1,1,1,0
FTP Request-get-binary,000,java.io.*FileNotFoundException*:
ftp_test/jmeter-from-ftp-binary.properties (No such file or
directory),TG-FTP 1-1,,false,1,1,1,1
FTP Request-get-text,000,java.io.FileNotFoundException:
ftp_test/jmeter-from-ftp-ascii.properties (No such file or
directory),TG-FTP 1-1,,false,1,1,1,1
FTP Request-put-text,000,java.io.FileNotFoundException:
ftp_test/jmeter-from-ftp-ascii.properties (No such file or
directory),TG-FTP 1-1,,false,1,1,1,1
FTP Request-check-upload,000,java.io.FileNotFoundException:
ftp_test/jmeter-from-ftp-ascii-write-tocheck.properties (No such file or
directory),TG-FTP 1-1,,false,1,1,1,1
BSS_stopFtpServer,200,OK,tearDown Thread Group 1-1,text,true,1,1,1,0
Best Regards
On Fri, Nov 26, 2021 at 9:52 AM Vladimir Sitnikov <
sitnikov.vladimir@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anas,
>
> Here's the failure message:
>
> > Failures detected while testing
> /mnt/Linux2T/work/anasoid/repo/jmeter/bin/testfiles/FTP_TESTS.jmx
>
> Could you please try opening the test file in JMeter and see what that
> script is doing?
> In theory, you should be able to reproduce the failure when running the
> same script from GUI.
>
> We have not touched the script for 3+years, so I think nobody remembers the
> details.
>
> Feel free to submit PRs that make test scripts and error messages easier to
> understand.
>
> Vladimir
>
--
Cordialement,
-------------
Anas OUFDOU
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by Vladimir Sitnikov <si...@gmail.com>.
Anas,
Here's the failure message:
> Failures detected while testing
/mnt/Linux2T/work/anasoid/repo/jmeter/bin/testfiles/FTP_TESTS.jmx
Could you please try opening the test file in JMeter and see what that
script is doing?
In theory, you should be able to reproduce the failure when running the
same script from GUI.
We have not touched the script for 3+years, so I think nobody remembers the
details.
Feel free to submit PRs that make test scripts and error messages easier to
understand.
Vladimir
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by OUFDOU Anas <ao...@sqli.com>.
Thanks,
I don't have a firewall on my machine, what is the destination IP address?
On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 5:36 PM Felix Schumacher <
felix.schumacher@internetallee.de> wrote:
> I have never seen an error in this part of our test suite. Do you have a
> firewall, that filters ftp access, or any other server that is already
> listening on port 2222?
>
> You can safely ignore the error for now and disable the corresponding test
>
> ./gradlew -x :src:dist-check:batchFTP_TESTS test
>
> Felix
> Am 25.11.21 um 07:22 schrieb OUFDOU Anas:
>
> Hello,
>
> Error log is in attachment.
>
> thanks for your help
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrCZCtvfjIH0__06sMX98JTpw==>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5_O9YaWlk4nBKUHhaZ1phej_QXSutzSvDX6YXlPu8rPc>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50ufVx8dW6gZtUFvZ1gMVIvbJOeuljB2LWaLJI8NlhGlKD921mmu9UHBGPvb6ZuPGw==>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5-jpVnIV_are3Z-m5blBfs6qRL1kX_L0DRlcirdCgINiQ_Y62P6vso5Oi8QshaN52w==>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>
> Anas Oufdou
>
> Technical expert
>
> aoufdou@sqli.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57Cwsks_wvHOp7OaK36PwiZ1WXD24t4ovd5t4eGFMTS5>
>
> T.
>
> M. 070 31 96 40
>
> www.sqli.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57vyBkJAMjiVOosPWFU_7Z4=>
> - www.sqli-carrieres.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5z4siItpRerryTmLr0LvuqjHGeDYPIxxNs1sMlZTnBbArxT5OaW-c3bv9zu5BEdrLA==>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/b/6148b0e305b7e6c73bb28748?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 7:06 AM Vladimir Sitnikov <
> sitnikov.vladimir@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Please prefer sending error messages as text (e.g. copy-paste from
>> terminal), as it makes the errors searchable.
>> For instance, https://lists.apache.org/list.html?dev@jmeter.apache.org is
>> not able to search for text in images.
>>
>> What you see are flaky tests.
>> There are tests that use real-life servers in order to verify JMeter's
>> ability to work with modern systems.
>> In other words, some of the tests attempt to access apache.org to verify
>> if
>> HTTP sampler is still able to talk
>> to the modern HTTPS, and so on.
>>
>> It turns out, the responses are not 100% reliable, and sometimes DNS fails
>> to resolve the host, sometimes
>> the server responds with a slightly different error and so on.
>>
>> I have seen the errors you mention, and the errors are transient. They
>> appear and disappear at random.
>> If you like, you can analyze the nature of the failure and try to make the
>> tests more reliable,
>> however, the key nature of the tests is they use true systems that have
>> inherent failures.
>>
>> In other words, we could rework the tests to use Docker-based HTTP
>> servers,
>> however, that would kill
>> the idea. Then we would keep testing JMeter with a canned version of some
>> HTTP server, and we would
>> never know the sampler no longer works with the modern web.
>>
>> Vladimir
>>
>
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
I have never seen an error in this part of our test suite. Do you have a
firewall, that filters ftp access, or any other server that is already
listening on port 2222?
You can safely ignore the error for now and disable the corresponding test
./gradlew -x :src:dist-check:batchFTP_TESTS test
Felix
Am 25.11.21 um 07:22 schrieb OUFDOU Anas:
> Hello,
>
> Error log is in attachment.
>
> thanks for your help
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrCZCtvfjIH0__06sMX98JTpw==>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5_O9YaWlk4nBKUHhaZ1phej_QXSutzSvDX6YXlPu8rPc>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50ufVx8dW6gZtUFvZ1gMVIvbJOeuljB2LWaLJI8NlhGlKD921mmu9UHBGPvb6ZuPGw==>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5-jpVnIV_are3Z-m5blBfs6qRL1kX_L0DRlcirdCgINiQ_Y62P6vso5Oi8QshaN52w==>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>
>
>
> Anas Oufdou
>
> Technical expert
>
> aoufdou@sqli.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57Cwsks_wvHOp7OaK36PwiZ1WXD24t4ovd5t4eGFMTS5>
>
> T.
>
>
>
> M. 070 31 96 40
>
>
> www.sqli.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H57vyBkJAMjiVOosPWFU_7Z4=>
> - www.sqli-carrieres.com
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/bc/60019ff35acb71000a109fcc?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H5z4siItpRerryTmLr0LvuqjHGeDYPIxxNs1sMlZTnBbArxT5OaW-c3bv9zu5BEdrLA==>
>
>
>
> <https://cloud.letsignit.com/collect/b/6148b0e305b7e6c73bb28748?p=QoDw98WtVPFQnVpBof9hD3eHAKdbCrcDexhDKhehSTRuOfJQWfXJGenv4iLtpqwku7jF9geEZtqJwUXC1m2H50d8ClumV2nhDP05sOfY78Eyi2C71h7kfUBQfP4BQjrC71_qMKBe73RCHKRjGeDsE68U-TmlvnN27_c7uQRHayw=>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 7:06 AM Vladimir Sitnikov
> <sitnikov.vladimir@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Please prefer sending error messages as text (e.g. copy-paste from
> terminal), as it makes the errors searchable.
> For instance,
> https://lists.apache.org/list.html?dev@jmeter.apache.org
> <ht...@jmeter.apache.org> is
> not able to search for text in images.
>
> What you see are flaky tests.
> There are tests that use real-life servers in order to verify JMeter's
> ability to work with modern systems.
> In other words, some of the tests attempt to access apache.org
> <http://apache.org> to verify if
> HTTP sampler is still able to talk
> to the modern HTTPS, and so on.
>
> It turns out, the responses are not 100% reliable, and sometimes
> DNS fails
> to resolve the host, sometimes
> the server responds with a slightly different error and so on.
>
> I have seen the errors you mention, and the errors are transient. They
> appear and disappear at random.
> If you like, you can analyze the nature of the failure and try to
> make the
> tests more reliable,
> however, the key nature of the tests is they use true systems that
> have
> inherent failures.
>
> In other words, we could rework the tests to use Docker-based HTTP
> servers,
> however, that would kill
> the idea. Then we would keep testing JMeter with a canned version
> of some
> HTTP server, and we would
> never know the sampler no longer works with the modern web.
>
> Vladimir
>
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by OUFDOU Anas <ao...@sqli.com>.
Hello,
Error log is in attachment.
thanks for your help
On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 7:06 AM Vladimir Sitnikov <
sitnikov.vladimir@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Please prefer sending error messages as text (e.g. copy-paste from
> terminal), as it makes the errors searchable.
> For instance, https://lists.apache.org/list.html?dev@jmeter.apache.org is
> not able to search for text in images.
>
> What you see are flaky tests.
> There are tests that use real-life servers in order to verify JMeter's
> ability to work with modern systems.
> In other words, some of the tests attempt to access apache.org to verify
> if
> HTTP sampler is still able to talk
> to the modern HTTPS, and so on.
>
> It turns out, the responses are not 100% reliable, and sometimes DNS fails
> to resolve the host, sometimes
> the server responds with a slightly different error and so on.
>
> I have seen the errors you mention, and the errors are transient. They
> appear and disappear at random.
> If you like, you can analyze the nature of the failure and try to make the
> tests more reliable,
> however, the key nature of the tests is they use true systems that have
> inherent failures.
>
> In other words, we could rework the tests to use Docker-based HTTP servers,
> however, that would kill
> the idea. Then we would keep testing JMeter with a canned version of some
> HTTP server, and we would
> never know the sampler no longer works with the modern web.
>
> Vladimir
>
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by Vladimir Sitnikov <si...@gmail.com>.
Hello,
Please prefer sending error messages as text (e.g. copy-paste from
terminal), as it makes the errors searchable.
For instance, https://lists.apache.org/list.html?dev@jmeter.apache.org is
not able to search for text in images.
What you see are flaky tests.
There are tests that use real-life servers in order to verify JMeter's
ability to work with modern systems.
In other words, some of the tests attempt to access apache.org to verify if
HTTP sampler is still able to talk
to the modern HTTPS, and so on.
It turns out, the responses are not 100% reliable, and sometimes DNS fails
to resolve the host, sometimes
the server responds with a slightly different error and so on.
I have seen the errors you mention, and the errors are transient. They
appear and disappear at random.
If you like, you can analyze the nature of the failure and try to make the
tests more reliable,
however, the key nature of the tests is they use true systems that have
inherent failures.
In other words, we could rework the tests to use Docker-based HTTP servers,
however, that would kill
the idea. Then we would keep testing JMeter with a canned version of some
HTTP server, and we would
never know the sampler no longer works with the modern web.
Vladimir
Re: [Jmeter] Code compilation
Posted by OUFDOU Anas <ou...@gmail.com>.
Hello,
I resolved the first problem, IPV6 was disabled on my machine. Now i have
new error
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On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 5:47 AM OUFDOU Anas <ou...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I checkout source code from master on github, and I have the following
> error when building with (./gradlew build). There is any available ci to
> check if the code is built correctly??
> I'm on Ubuntu with openjdk11.
>
> [image: image.png]
>
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
> -------------
> Anas OUFDOU
>
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Cordialement,
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Anas OUFDOU