@thelol1759 It will depend on what protocol the server operates. JMeter can test various protocols (can't type them here, youtube won't let me for some reason, but you know the ones), and as most networking happens via one of these, you should be good. You can also adjust the port JMeter uses, so you just need to find out the expected responses from your server and test.
The address conflict was with my port number as i was running apache 5.5 for my java application which was i was trying to run on the same port and j meter i didn't know how to do it as otherwise it was showing a status warning in case i tried it on different ports it was just not getting linked.
@vtovikram Are you using the standard jmeter or jmeter-server? I can't see any settings to change the return port for Jmeter, so my only suggestion would be to change the port of your apache server for testing purposes.
Will it be possible for you to perform testing on my JSP and JAVA pages of my application i can send the war file and if you could send me the report summary of the tests please mail me to my mail id. it is a really simple web applicaion i tried but i could not test as there was some port address conflicts.
@vtovikram What was the address conflict? I'm happy to point you in the right direction to try and make it work, but I won't be able to do the work for you, sorry.
Cheers, but can it test the actual loading of the entire page? I know my home page doesn't load in a few hundred miliseconds... Is there a way to simulate actual users on the site where they'd be downloading images, etc. ?
@komodosp There's a tick box at the bottom of the H TTP request section that says 'Retrieve all embedded sources from HTML files'. That will pull everything down, not just the html.
@kinjat56 When you set up an h ttp request for a page, you have to set the method to post, and then use the parameters section to pass in the form parameters.
If you're not sure what the parameter names are, check the form source. It should be the name attribute of the field in question.
@beardygeek How could i use this to test my minecraft server?
thelol1759 3 weeks ago
@thelol1759 It will depend on what protocol the server operates. JMeter can test various protocols (can't type them here, youtube won't let me for some reason, but you know the ones), and as most networking happens via one of these, you should be good. You can also adjust the port JMeter uses, so you just need to find out the expected responses from your server and test.
The only way you'll know is by trying it.
Good luck.
beardygeek 3 weeks ago
Thanks for showing me how to use it. Hopefully I'll find my bug when 25000+ users are online......
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LinkTechnologies 3 months ago
The address conflict was with my port number as i was running apache 5.5 for my java application which was i was trying to run on the same port and j meter i didn't know how to do it as otherwise it was showing a status warning in case i tried it on different ports it was just not getting linked.
vtovikram 4 months ago
@vtovikram Are you using the standard jmeter or jmeter-server? I can't see any settings to change the return port for Jmeter, so my only suggestion would be to change the port of your apache server for testing purposes.
beardygeek 4 months ago
Will it be possible for you to perform testing on my JSP and JAVA pages of my application i can send the war file and if you could send me the report summary of the tests please mail me to my mail id. it is a really simple web applicaion i tried but i could not test as there was some port address conflicts.
vtovikram 4 months ago
@vtovikram What was the address conflict? I'm happy to point you in the right direction to try and make it work, but I won't be able to do the work for you, sorry.
beardygeek 4 months ago
this helped me a lot ,,,, thanks man :)
just4jor 7 months ago
Tnx! you realy helped, otherways bad gui will loose my intrest realy fast.
tehbobijs 8 months ago
Hi, can jmeter do some sequential test or let's say periodic performance testing?
dwintzeh 10 months ago
Cheers, but can it test the actual loading of the entire page? I know my home page doesn't load in a few hundred miliseconds... Is there a way to simulate actual users on the site where they'd be downloading images, etc. ?
komodosp 11 months ago
@komodosp There's a tick box at the bottom of the H TTP request section that says 'Retrieve all embedded sources from HTML files'. That will pull everything down, not just the html.
beardygeek 11 months ago
how can i add variable e.g if i want to log in to youtube.
which parameters should i use, for logging in??
kinjat56 1 year ago
@kinjat56 When you set up an h ttp request for a page, you have to set the method to post, and then use the parameters section to pass in the form parameters.
If you're not sure what the parameter names are, check the form source. It should be the name attribute of the field in question.
beardygeek 1 year ago
Encore!
sbagio 1 year ago
Nice tutorial!
It would be really great if you post some more advanced steps.
It would be really great if you post some more videos on ASP.NET sites stress test using jmeter :)
naziahasin 1 year ago
@lewrites lol, I'm sure Google can handle it, they're big boys!
beardygeek 1 year ago
Nice job!
martini40k 1 year ago
Thank you for the tuorial, makes some thing clearlier. I'm wondering if it is posible to conform a web stress crawler?
ndarkduck 1 year ago