Hi Matt,
You can try this.
Create a user defined variable e.g. TestLength.
Put the TestLength value equal to the length of your
testrun e.g. 300 (for 5 mins).
In your monitor threadgroup click the scheduler
checkbox and set the startup delay to 0.
Set the duration to
${__intSum(${TestLength},120,Result)
In your other threadgroups click the scheduler
checkbox and set the startup delay to 60.
Set the duration to ${TestLength}.
I think this will work, I had something similar in a
test script before.
You don't need the variable but it is useful if you
need to change things later.
John.
--- Matt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've just added the Tomcat Monitor to a test plan,
> impressed with how easy
> it is to setup.
>
> One thing though, i'd like this to start 60 seconds
> before my other Thread
> groups, and stop 60 seconds after the test has
> stopped. I find this a good
> way of making sure that the server was not in use
> during these periods.
>
> Not quite sure how to do this, anyone done it
> before?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Matt
>
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