How to handle multiple login simultaneously using Selenium+JMeter+JUnit?
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Vasuki
Mar 31, 2011, 5:00:33 AM3/31/11
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Friends,
Is anyone trying with running same test cases for multiple users
simultaneously (For more than 100 users) using Selenium+JMeter+JUnit?
If so, please let me know how to do that.
Awaiting for your reply.
Is anyone trying with running same test cases for multiple users
simultaneously (For more than 100 users) using Selenium+JMeter+JUnit?
If so, please let me know how to do that.
Awaiting for your reply.
Krishna chaitanya
Apr 12, 2011, 2:20:41 AM4/12/11
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Vasuki ,
Did u find an answer for this
.. I have tried with this combination , but i see this for 20 users .. 20 firefox brower instances got opened which kinda crashed firefox itself .. I was trying to test more than 150 users which i had to stop bcox of this constraint ..
Chaitanya
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Scal
Apr 12, 2011, 1:39:07 PM4/12/11
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I'm not sure why you want to simulate 100 users via Selenium though,
that's an overload.
What selenium does is validate, amongst other things, user
interactions. If it works once, why simulate and validate the same
actions for 99 other users at the same time?
Run your Selenium test(s) to validate user's actions and use JMeter,
as a dependent build for example, for testing concurrent logged in
users.
that's an overload.
What selenium does is validate, amongst other things, user
interactions. If it works once, why simulate and validate the same
actions for 99 other users at the same time?
Run your Selenium test(s) to validate user's actions and use JMeter,
as a dependent build for example, for testing concurrent logged in
users.
BillR
Apr 12, 2011, 2:55:13 PM4/12/11
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If there is some reason to simulate 100 users with Selenium (it does
seem that JMeter might be better on its own), e.g. to simulate a
social site with people interacting, Grid is probably what you want,
to distribute the users to multiple machines. My perception is that
this type of testing goes beyond what JUnit was designed for as well -
I'd be interested to hear opinions on that.
seem that JMeter might be better on its own), e.g. to simulate a
social site with people interacting, Grid is probably what you want,
to distribute the users to multiple machines. My perception is that
this type of testing goes beyond what JUnit was designed for as well -
I'd be interested to hear opinions on that.
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