Sachid26
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2 years ago Thank you for reporting this issue. We are investigating this and we will update once we learn something.
Closed conradascott closed 2 years ago
Sachid26
commented
2 years ago Thank you for reporting this issue. We are investigating this and we will update once we learn something.
krishna1s
commented
2 years ago @conradascott Hi Conrad, This issue arises when a malformed URL is given in the JMX script and JMeter doesn't generate any load as the request URL is incorrect. You can see these errors in the output result CSV file with the 1969 timestamp. In this case, there won't be any load generated and you won't be able to see any metrics. We have added a fix where you will see the correct start and end time for execution instead of the 1969 timestamp. We are closing this bug with this fix. Please feel free to open if you need more help. Thanks.
conradascott
commented
2 years ago Hi @krishna1s
I do not have the ability to reopen this. If you can please reopen I would appreciate it.
Below are details on the URL, tag, and JMX file contents. Can you please point out the malformed URL?
Also, if there is a malformed URL can you provide an error message versus just setting the date? Thanks!
URL: http://20.232.240.253/
Tag: <stringProp name="HTTPSampler.domain">http://20.232.240.253/</stringProp>
jmx file contents:
`<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
`
Describe the bug The start time and end time for load test results are both 12/31/1969. The grids at the bottom have the message "The configured query window is requesting data outside of this metrics max retention period (93 days)..."
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The start and end date-times should correspond to the start and end of the test.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
AB#1535516