Try

Thread
|__ Simple Controller
     |__ Counter
     |__ HTTP Request - Login
     |__ HTTP Request - View Account Info
     |__ HTTP Request - Logout

Set the Counter parameters as follows:
Start 1
Inc 1
Max 20 (or whatever)
Reference Name: NO
Track Counter Independently for each User should _not_ be enabled

Set the Login parameters as follows:

2. Name = userName, Value = Login${NO}
3. Name = password, Value = password${NO}

Or you can replace the Counter with a CSV Data Set, and set the
Variable Names to:

userName,password

in which case your existing login should work.

S
On 01/05/06, Brian Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm relatively new to JMeter and could use some help setting up a series of 
logins. I have read the User Manual (but there isn't an example supplied for 
this component) and combed the user group posts (I didn't find the search 
feature helpful enough - maybe I searched to broadly?). I have read the user 
list guidelines and hope I'm not breaking any rules unintentionally.

Similar to Massimo Forno's post below, I'd like the have JMeter login a series 
of 2 user names (for this example) but I don't know how to set it up. My Test 
Plan basically looks like:

Thread
  |__ Simple Controller
       |__ HTTP Request - Login
            |__ User Parameters - Login & Password
       |__ HTTP Request - View Account Info
       |__ HTTP Request - Logout

For "HTTP Request - Login" I have 3 parameters:
1. Name = cmd, Value = Login
2. Name = userName, Value = ${userName}
3. Name = password, Value = ${password}

For "User Parameters - Login & Password" I have 2 variables and 2 users:
1. Name = ${userName}, User_1 = Login1, User_2 = Login2
2. Name = ${password}, User_1 = password1, User_2 = password2

This isn't working as my logins fail (note: my scripts work fine without using 
User Parameter/variables). I haven't used variables before so this is a guess 
for me.

I will eventually want to set up Login1 - Login20 and hope to use the User 
Counter with a variable as advised to Massimo post.

Thanks for any help!
BC
________________________________

From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 4/28/06 3:19 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Test Iteration

On 28/04/06, Massimo Forno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to have some suggestions for the following scenario:
>
> I need to record a web interaction using JMeter (no problem to do that) for a 
web application trying to insert a new person into the web application and setting 
some values for it.
>
> The problem arises in case I need to repeat that test, because I'd like 
JMeter repeat the test using different person every iteration. Let me  give you an 
example:
>
> I record the test inserting John Smith, then I'd like to iterate that 
insertion for 100 times, using John01 Smith01, John02 Smith02,...,John100 Smith100 
in an automatically way.
>
> Is it possible?

Yes, but unless you want

John1 Smith1
John2 Smith2
...
John10 Smith10
...
you will have to do some extra work to add the leading zero.

Use Counter config to define a variable, e.g. N, the you can use

John${N} Smith${N}

Otherwise, just create a file containing the names, and use CSV Data
Set to read them

> Moreover, is JMeter able to read and menade asp.net hidden fields?

Probably; use the Regex Extractor to get the field values.

==

See the JMeter FAQ:

http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ



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