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How does it work?
Hi users!
I'm using JMEter to test the performance of different mapserver an have some
problems in understanding the sending of parallel requests.
Example
* 10 threads
* ramp-up period of 0
* a duration of 60 sec.
* a single thread is handled in e.g 4 sec
The processor can only handle 1 thread at once, so that the following
threads are handled slower than the once befor.
Question:
What happens, when the first 10 threads are handled befor the 60 sec testing
time are over?
When will the next thread start, respectively when will the next 10 parallel
threads be send?
It would be nice, if someone can help me
THX
Carsten
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RE: How does it work?
Posted by Matthew Coventon <ma...@iseinc.biz>.
Do you have it set to loop forever? I think as long as you have Loop
Forever checked as soon as a thread finishes executing the test plan it will
start over regardless of whether other threads have completed the test plan
or not. So, the first thread that completes in 4 sec would immediately loop
and send another request.
Regards,
Matt C.
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From: Carsten1978 [mailto:Carsten.Bremm@geoinform.fh-mainz.de]
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 5:42 AM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: How does it work?
Hi users!
I'm using JMEter to test the performance of different mapserver an have some
problems in understanding the sending of parallel requests.
Example
* 10 threads
* ramp-up period of 0
* a duration of 60 sec.
* a single thread is handled in e.g 4 sec
The processor can only handle 1 thread at once, so that the following
threads are handled slower than the once befor.
Question:
What happens, when the first 10 threads are handled befor the 60 sec testing
time are over?
When will the next thread start, respectively when will the next 10 parallel
threads be send?
It would be nice, if someone can help me
THX
Carsten
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