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ISO8583 Plugin for JMeter
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ERROR while sending request to switch #50

Closed knav28 closed 2 years ago

knav28 commented 2 years ago

@tilln

I am facing below issue while sending request to switch . Using this plugin first time .

pls find attached screen shot for details 66CE2417-0515-4E1E-99E4-5CF1798828A9

tilln commented 2 years ago

Hi @knav28

jmeter.iso8583.channelReconnectDelay has to be a value in milliseconds rather than true or false.

mchhil-incomm commented 2 years ago

There is a possibility that you have configured the property jmeter.iso8583.channelReconnectDelay= true instead of using a number.

This guess is based on your plugin is using jpos 2.1.6 and ChannelAdaptor Line 274 is trying to parse the long value of reconnect-delay. https://github.com/jpos/jPOS/blob/v2_1_6/jpos/src/main/java/org/jpos/q2/iso/ChannelAdaptor.java#L274-L275

tilln commented 2 years ago

@mchhil

My guess exactly, except I spotted the jPOS version number 2.1.4 at the bottom of the screenshot :-)

knav28 commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your response

i am still facing some exception like in screen shot and also attached properties of jmeter for your Refference . So pls suggest on this issue and need any changes in properties too.

pls share me the location for latest jmeter plugin if jmeter-iso8583-1.2.jar that I am using it now is not the correct one. ![Uploading CE960B60-4365-4136-8FCA-555736D1A4B7.jpeg…]()

knav28 commented 2 years ago

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knav28 commented 2 years ago

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mchhil-incomm commented 2 years ago

You could make it easier by posting the text of the log instead of images.

knav28 commented 2 years ago

Ok .. is there way to know connection established to server from jmeter ?.. it looks like my request is not reaching to server .

Now I could see below error in log

read timeout / EOF -reconnecting

knav28 commented 2 years ago

Any suggestion on my issue above ?

chhil commented 2 years ago

There is probably a connection and the jmeter plugin is waiting to receive data and at the tcp level a SO_TIMEOUT occurs. Readtimeout is a normal java tcp exception. Its also possible your configuration is not correct and causing read timeouts.

You can use a normal netstat command to check if the connection is there.

knav28 commented 2 years ago

Thanks ! It looks like connection is not there as port and ip using in jmeter is not displayed in netstat command list .

is there way to establish connection from jmeter and to listen server port and ip ?

chhil commented 2 years ago

It's clearly mentioned in the usage section on the main page. Leave the hostname blank and set the port number you want to listen on.

https://github.com/tilln/jmeter-iso8583#iso8583-connection-configuration

Hostname:
Client mode (JMeter connects to switch socket): Name or IP address of the switch to connect to.
Server mode (switch connects to JMeter socket): Leave blank. JMeter will wait for incoming connection from the switch before starting threads (timeout configurable via JMeter property jmeter.iso8583.incomingConnectionTimeout).
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