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Hello, I need a value from a URL that is needed for use later. i.e. mysite.com/1234. This number will be different each time. Any ideas how I can capture this value and use it as the path to this url?
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Hello Sir,
My query is I am test with 5 thread user and ramp up time 0 and loop will be 1 then i will run the script.after completion script i am no any entry in database so how can find the value in database.
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How to convert .jtl file to a readable xml or excel file for generating graphs from that file.
Hi,
Does anyone know how to parse data from jmeters .jtl file so that I can generate graphs from that data at runtime.
Regards,
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How to open jmeter GUI using commandline
Hi All,
Does anyone knows how to open jmeter .jmx file using commandline.
Anticipating early response.
Regards,
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Remote tests in Non-Gui mode are not generating results files
i have a test that i have been running in non-gui mode with no issues, all my test results files are saving to the directory i've specified. now when i run the same test on remote machines, they all run, but my results files are not being generated at all. any ideas?
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Dealing with JMeter Logic-Controllers
When dealing with JMeter Logic-Controllers, if the controller gives the syntax as "$ {var}" == "SGSIN" where the condition is true but the child http request is not executing "http requests" under the controller, is it because of invalid syntax??
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error 400, invalid request - '//someotherwebsite.com/directory/image.gif'
I'd like to point out that many of your 'errors' are actually errors in your testing process (at least with my site)
all of the 'error 400, invalid request' errors are caused by incorrect parsing of urls like '//someotherwebsite.com/directory/image.gif' which is valid according to the URL RFC ( http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1808 see 'net_path' )
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