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I just develop web applications and test them with jmeter. Anyway, I'm new to jmeter, still not familiar with this.

All tests are good except for the error column 100% on%. I still wonder what it is, I test it with a browser, it works correctly, I use 1 instance / 1 request, but it shows a 100% error.

What is the Error% column in the summary report based on? And how do I know what mistake he found, what I don’t know? Thank you very much.

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Add the recipient of the tree result to your test plan and run it with 1 user, you will get more information about the error.

This error informs you that the request was not completed or the response was not completed based on the statement made (text, response code ...)

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Your test seems to be not working as expected. If you are working against anything living, the ideal error rates should be 0% or tend to it (if the application does not work or you are not testing something).

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You can use "Server Hits per Second", available in the standard set of plugins. http://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/HitsPerSecond/?utm_source=jmeter&utm_medium=helplink&utm_campaign=HitsPerSecond

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I accessed the errors by adding a new listener to the 'View Results Tree'. In my test plan there were 2 existing nodes "View the tree of results", but I added a new one this way:

  • Right-click the Test Plan node.
  • Add> Listener> View Results Tree

This added a new listener under my "HTTP (S) Test Script Recorder" node. Then I ran my test again with a large number of users (and not with one user, as the accepted answer suggests), and all these errors became available in the "View the tree of results" node.

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