Different Number of Threads

[Anurodh Jain <an...@aztec.soft.net>]

Hi,
 I am using Jmeter to load test my application from remotely from two
different machines. I am 
using only one thread group. Now, I want to use different no. of threads for
the two machines to
generate the load. Usually, if I specify the No.of threads as , say 2, it
means that in total there 
will be four threads executing at the same time. So in that case, i can only
simulate with the 
even no. of threads as far as i am using 2 machines. 
 This may seem something very simple but i am unable to do this. Can
somebody give some
idea?

Thanks and regards
Anurodh

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Re: Different Number of Threads

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

Or you could code the number of threads as a property, and put
different values of the property into the local copies of
jmeter.properties on each node where the server runs. The server reads
properties from its local file system.

Or use JMeter in non-GUI mode, i.e. a stand-alone client on each node.

Non-GUI mode uses far fewer resources than GUI or client-server, and
you may well find that a single node is sufficient. Use only a Simple
Data Writer listener (or just use the -l command-line flag).

S.
On 7/6/05, Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand the problem.  is your goal to have different
> number of threads on each system running jmeter? In other words
> 
> server
> client 1 - 4 threads
> cleint 2 - 5 threads
> 
> if that is what you're trying to do, you have to make two versions of
> your test plan. If you use the same exact test plan on both client
> machines, the total number of threads will be even. Is there something
> specific about having an odd number of threads?
> 
> 
> peter
> 
> 
> On 7/6/05, Anurodh Jain <an...@aztec.soft.net> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >  I am using Jmeter to load test my application from remotely from two
> > different machines. I am
> > using only one thread group. Now, I want to use different no. of threads for
> > the two machines to
> > generate the load. Usually, if I specify the No.of threads as , say 2, it
> > means that in total there
> > will be four threads executing at the same time. So in that case, i can only
> > simulate with the
> > even no. of threads as far as i am using 2 machines.
> >  This may seem something very simple but i am unable to do this. Can
> > somebody give some
> > idea?
> >
> > Thanks and regards
> > Anurodh
> >
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Re: Different Number of Threads

[Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>]

I'm not sure I understand the problem.  is your goal to have different
number of threads on each system running jmeter? In other words

server
client 1 - 4 threads
cleint 2 - 5 threads

if that is what you're trying to do, you have to make two versions of
your test plan. If you use the same exact test plan on both client
machines, the total number of threads will be even. Is there something
specific about having an odd number of threads?


peter


On 7/6/05, Anurodh Jain <an...@aztec.soft.net> wrote:
> Hi,
>  I am using Jmeter to load test my application from remotely from two
> different machines. I am
> using only one thread group. Now, I want to use different no. of threads for
> the two machines to
> generate the load. Usually, if I specify the No.of threads as , say 2, it
> means that in total there
> will be four threads executing at the same time. So in that case, i can only
> simulate with the
> even no. of threads as far as i am using 2 machines.
>  This may seem something very simple but i am unable to do this. Can
> somebody give some
> idea?
> 
> Thanks and regards
> Anurodh
> 
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