Hi all, Thanks for the response. I've looked over the code and the various options in the http proxy and concluded this:
(Note this may be obvious to seasoned vets, but wasn't obvious to me as a newcomer) If you want to use "think time" with jmeter scripts recorded via the http proxy server.... When setting up your http proxy server, ================================ * Grouping select the following: Put each group in a new transaction controller When setting up your thread test plan: ================================== * put the timer (gaussian/uniform/etc) at the top of the test plan Result ======= The timer will apply to the first url in the transaction Further notes ============ * Because we want our tests to download images/css, etc, I set the proxy record er "Retrieve all embedded resources from html files" (if you want jmeter to download css/gif/ * Cookie manager to make sure sessions persist between requests * Cache manager simulates browser caching Will
