Your test is very non standard looking (for e.g. I have never seen a pre processor outside a test plan I suppose it means it gets executed for everything under the test plan i.e. multiple times , probably not what you want) - you usually put this as a child of the sampler (the one before which u want the pre processor executed). you put it under a controller if you want it to execute for every sampler under that controller What are Setup ratios and Random Em.. - I suppose these are pre-processors? The problem is that without an actual sampler in your thread group , they wont execute (causing your if controllers to fail ) - but when you enable the debug sampler the pre processors do run (before this ) hence ur iof controllers work
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 10:25 AM, Sean Berry <sbe...@2advanced.com> wrote: > As requested (and as I assumed) here is the second part of my original > question in a separate thread. > > Currently, I am running a server on 7 machines. I have a python script > that port scans all local IPs for 1099. The python process then gathers the > output to create a report. The output works fine if I include a "Debug > Sampler" even though I have everything set to False. I am only able to get > output (via CLI or GUI) if I have the Debug Sampler enabled. I think this > is because all of my samplers (WebService SOAP) are inside of the IF Logic > Controllers. If I put a Summary Report or View Results Tree inside the IF > Controllers then I get output, but if they are not inside then I get nothing > with the Debug Sampler turned off. I know I must be doing something wrong > and was looking for some help on this as well. Here is a screenshot of my > current setup. > http://i52.tinypic.com/i1cm4n.jpg > > --- END QUESTION --- > > If you need any more information please feel free to ask. > > As a side note, I have taken a lot of the logic from the perl script that > generates graphs from the output saved from the Aggregate Graph and have > ported it over to Python, adding a bunch of additional reporting information > and wrapping it up in a nice little web interface. Once completed, I would > like to contribute the source back to the community. Here is a partial > screenshot: > http://i53.tinypic.com/2zxxhj8.png > > Anyway, thanks for any help! >
