Re: Tests Multi-Request with JMeter
Re: Tests Multi-Request with JMeter
- Subject: Re: Tests Multi-Request with JMeter
- From: David Teran <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 17:23:21 +0100
In both case, the response time is not good, how can i improve it?
Is it a Tomcat problem? (I tested also for pages more complex and
response time = 10 seconds minimum )
... log some statements like 'here i am '+new NSTimestamp()
... use a profiler like jProfiler to check which method takes so long
Other problem, for each user when i execute query in a thread ( a
functionnality of my application execute big request on db) i must use
a new connection, so the number of connection for a user can grows...
If i simulate 30 users that execute this functionality, the number of
connections is > 30 , and oracle disconnected users..
How can avoid that?
use project wonder's ERExtensions and JavaERJDBCAdaptor, the
combination (if you use ERXConfigurationManager!) enables you to use
jdbc connection pooling on the adaptor level which can help you.
Read the documentation / class source codes from:
ERXJDBCConnectionBroker
ERXConfigurationManager
and the Properties from
ERExtensions
JavaERJDBCAdaptor
cheers, David
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