\n to close start tag from line 7281 and start tag from line 7257 and start tag from line 6253 and start tag from line 6191 and start tag from line 13 and start tag from line 3 and start tag from line 2, parser stopped on TEXT seen. Here is the log information: 1 14:54:53 INFO - : Loading file: C:\Users\jcraig\Desktop\Tools\jmeter\apache-jmeter-2.9\apache-jmeter-2.9\bin\MC_multi_thread.jmxġ 14:54:53 INFO - : Set new base='C:\Users\jcraig\Desktop\Tools\jmeter\apache-jmeter-2.9\apache-jmeter-2.9\bin'ġ 14:55:40 INFO - : Loading file: C:\Users\jcraig\Desktop\Tools\jmeter\apache-jmeter-2.9\apache-jmeter-2.9\bin\MC_Multi_Thread02.jmxġ 14:55:40 INFO - : Set new base='C:\Users\jcraig\Desktop\Tools\jmeter\apache-jmeter-2.9\apache-jmeter-2.9\bin'ġ 14:55:40 ERROR - : Conversion error .ConversionException: : no more data available - expected end tags to close start tag from line 7281 and start tag from line 7257 and start tag from line 6253 and start tag from line 6191 and start tag from line 13 and start tag from line 3 and start tag from line 2, parser stopped on TEXT seen. Not sure if this matters in this case, but: Am I screwed? Do I have to completely redo this test? Anyone ever see this before and know what caused it?Ģ. This looks like it is just plain corrupted. I have been searching for answers, but the only thing I have found relate to moving a test from one machine to another. Now, I go to open and I get the Error - See log file. Yesterday - I made a couple changes and saved it. This test was created and saved exactly where I am trying to open it today. A rule of thumb, set to same as num_threads.Okay - I have not moved this test from one machine to another.
ntinue_forever: boolean value, if false, test duration is controlled by numbers of loops and threads.These settings affect the length, duration, and the number of threads: Next, edit one of the following jmeter config files to enable a corresponding test case:įtCheckUser.jmx 3.
#Apache jmeter plugin install
Use the Fortress Load Utility to load a Jmeter Test Policy: mvn install -Dload.file=./ldap/setup/JmeterTestPolicy.xml How fast/long can it run? Take it for a test drive in your env and find out.
Typical tests insert millions of entries and process authentication and authorization requests at very high throughput rates.įor production deployments, it’s not unusual to run tests for many days, even weeks, to verify that the environment can handle the expected loads, over time, without degradation or faults.
Fortress uses Apache Jmeter, driven by the Apache Maven Jmeter plugin.