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| Re: Profiling remote Tomcat and load testing? [message #75637 is a reply to message #75620] |
Thu, 29 June 2006 17:48  |
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Originally posted by: lars.nospam.org
Hi Nathan,
Some quick answers:
1) Sure thing! This is what TPTP Profiling is all about.
You need to
1 Run a RAC (Remote Agent Controller) on the Solaris
machine
2 Start the JVM that hosts you Tomcat with a TPTP JVMPI
agent (typically the jvm option required is -XrunpiAgent:server=enabled)
Please not that the piAgent .so file must be within
the LD_LIBRARY_PATH
The workflow is as follows: First start the RAC. Then you start the
TPTP enabled Tomcat wich will connect to the RAC. Then you launch the
profiling from the Eclipse workbench (and pointing out the RAC on
the remote Solaris machine)
The online help topic Monitoring and Profiling applications
describes the required set-up well.
The URL http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/documents/index.html points
to the documentation page that contains several documents (and videos) about
TPTP
In you're case take a look at
http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/documents/tutorials/profili ngtool/ProfileVideo.exe
2) Sorry but no. I think that the JMeter functionallity would be a great
Eclipse TPTP feature. Perhaps a co-operation between Apache and Eclipse
Foundation?
BR
Lars
"Nathan Wilhelmi" <wilhelmi@ucar.edu> skrev i meddelandet
news:e80v7v$a3i$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Hello - Just getting started with TPTP and have several high level
> questions...
>
> 1) I have a remote Tomcat app running on a Solaris box, is it possible to
> deploy the solaris agent to that host and profile the webapp from my local
> Windows workstation? Can I attach to a running instance of Tomcat or do I
> need to have agent start it up? Any documents or examples of how to set
> this up?
>
>
> 2) Is there any way to do load testing, i.e. can we replace JMeter with
> TPTP? I see where you can loop tests but I don't see anything for test
> concurrent user load.
>
> TIA!
>
> -Nate
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