response time showed by Agregate Graph

[Grzegorz Kończyk <gr...@marketplanet.pl>]

Hi,

Part of my TestPlan looks like his:

HTTP Request
	CSV Data Set Config
	BeanShell PreProcessing
	BeanShell PostProcessing

And in the TestPlan i have Agregate Graph listener, which shows response time of that HTTP Request. What time is this exactly:
- sum of durations of: CSV Data Set Config + BeanShell PreProcessing + http request's reponse + BeanShell PostProcessing,
- only the http request's reponse time?

Cheers,
GK


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Re: response time showed by Agregate Graph

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

On 10/04/2008, Grzegorz Kończyk <gr...@marketplanet.pl> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  Part of my TestPlan looks like his:
>
>  HTTP Request
>         CSV Data Set Config
>         BeanShell PreProcessing
>         BeanShell PostProcessing
>
>  And in the TestPlan i have Agregate Graph listener, which shows response time of that HTTP Request. What time is this exactly:
>  - sum of durations of: CSV Data Set Config + BeanShell PreProcessing + http request's reponse + BeanShell PostProcessing,
>  - only the http request's reponse time?

Only samplers generate samples, so the response time is not affected
by other elements.

However, if the other elements cause delays, then of course that can
affect throughput - the same as if you add a timer...

>  Cheers,
>  GK
>
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