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deepa k | 3 Jul 2006 06:54
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Which object contains the result of the test plan ?

I am running JMeter in the non-gui mode.  With this i am able to run the
.jmx file which is the test-plan file.  I would want to display only the
aggregate report details.  Hence i want to know which object in the JMeter
contains the result of the test-plan.
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Claus | 3 Jul 2006 10:20
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Javascript function

Hello,

I'm fighting with a bit with the Javascript function in Jmeter. In a test
script I 
want to run the following expression:

${__javaScript((9000 * (parseInt('${VarA}') + (parseInt('${VarB}') %
10000))) % 9800)}

All I see in the output is "NaN"

Tested so far:

- the Javascript is tested and works (with JS variables of course)
- as the manual is a bit short on the used syntax and notations, I tried
different 
	quoting for the Jmeter variables

How can I make this ork?

Thanks in advance,

Claus
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Vitalie Valache | 3 Jul 2006 11:59

Re: Javascript function

Hi, 
Nothing wrong with your function,  I've tested and it works!
I think maybe the "NaN" value is a result of accessing/assigning  wrong  value to variable

Make sure you're not doing this

VarA	10
VarB	${__javaScript((9000 * (parseInt('${VarA}') + (parseInt('${VarB}') % 10000))) % 9800)}

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eric craven | 3 Jul 2006 12:36
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bean shell pre/post-processor

i would like to read in a config file before any thread
 group is run, set a few variables that are valid for all
 thread groups, and then, after all thread groups have
 finished, write back some of these variables to a file..
 i have to use beanshell for this :)

i ran into the following problems:
* vars.put does not set a variable for anything *outside* 
  the current thread group
* i cannot have any beanshell scripts outside a thread group
* is there any way i can access the current loop counter for 
  the current thread
group?
* is there a way to run a beanshell script at a certain point 
  in the tree, for side effects? not a sampler, not a function,
  just run a script?

thanks for any help!

eric
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Richa Pant | 3 Jul 2006 23:41
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Setting format of counter

Hi,

  I was looking for a way to specify the counter values as two digits e.g...1 as 01, 2 as 02....11 as 11.
  In Jmeter Help, it specifies that such format can be entered in the Counter , but in Jmeter 2.1.1 , I am not
seeing any Format entry in Preprocessors -> Counter.
  Has that been deprecated.
  Is there any other way to specify that,

  Thanks,

  Richa Pant

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Willingham Geoff | 4 Jul 2006 10:31
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How to create a script with multiple Sequential thread groups ?

Greetings

Im trying to develop a test script to perform a number of steps in
sequence.  The tricky bit involves the number of simulated users
required at each stage.

The high-level outline of the test is:

1) prepare the data
2) process the data
3) produce a report

The way the system has been developed, points 1 + 3 can only be
performed by one user.  In order to fully test the processing
functionality, a minimum of 20 users is required.

The problem I am having related to organising the script, and working
out which components to use to achieve the changes in the number of
users.

Currently, I use three thread groups - one for each step.  However,
sometimes it appears as though the second / third thread groups start
before the previous group has finished processing.

Can anyone think of anything I could do to the script to reduce this
issue ?

Cheers

Geoff
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Frank_Lindner | 4 Jul 2006 11:03
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Need some assistance in creating an IBM-DB2 test


Greetings,

I hope somebody can help me.
I need to create a JMeter test for an IBM-DB2 Database connection.

Has anybody some experience how to start?
The manual only lists MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and Ingres (2006)
connection strings.

I just need the correct setup for the connection configuration.

Thank you.

Best regards
Frank
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Andy Dawson | 4 Jul 2006 11:17
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Monitor Results - Thread Count

Hi All,

I´m experimenting with JMeter 2.2, Java 1.5, running on Windows XP 
testing against a Tomcat server running NT.

I´ve set up a results monitor, but irrespective of the actual number of 
threads used, the thread % reports 0 (memory and load show variation, 
health is always 100% right up until I crash the sever and it stops 
responding..). Browsing "/manager/status?XML=true" manually I can see 
that the active thread count is not 0 and varies. I´ve done a quick 
search but can´t find a reason for this - anybody got any tips?

Cheers,

Andy Dawson
PS. Does anybody use the irc channel..?
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Amin Abbaspour | 4 Jul 2006 14:36
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Finding JUnit Test Plan

Hi,

I developed a JAR file containing JUnit test plan and placed it in
lib/junit, but JMeter does not seem to find and reflect it in JUnit
section.

It just finds JMeter's own sample (i.e. woolfel). I also tried to compile
'woolfel' and pack it again myself, but the same thing happened and jmeter
failed to load and show it.

I taught may be its some thing about my JDK ( I use 1.5 ), and changed it
to JDK 1.4, but this trick did not work either.

I don't think this is a problem in test plan source code since as I said,
I compiled the code with JMeter itself and it did not work too.

Thanks for your attention and help,
Sincerely,
Amin

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Claus | 4 Jul 2006 16:31
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RE: Javascript function

Hi,

Thanks for the answer. The function was indeed assigned to another variable,
assigning the function direct to query parameter works fine.

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From: Vitalie Valache [mailto:Vitalie.Valache <at> bnm.org] 
Sent: maandag 3 juli 2006 12:00
To: jmeter-user <at> jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Re: Javascript function

Hi, 
Nothing wrong with your function,  I've tested and it works!
I think maybe the "NaN" value is a result of accessing/assigning  wrong
value to variable

Make sure you're not doing this

VarA	10
VarB	${__javaScript((9000 * (parseInt('${VarA}') + (parseInt('${VarB}') %
10000))) % 9800)}

best of all,
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