Hi
I have modified my previous posting below to better describe my test
scenario. My apologies for posting twice. Thanks.
I am trying to test a web application with JMeter. I have added a Cookie
Manager to my ThreadGroup and can see the expected behavior of JMeter
handing cookies.
There are pa
Make the name of the HttpRequest element be: "request-${threadNum}" and
then in the Tree Listener, you'll see the name with the thread number
for each request.
-Mike
On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 23:40, nlunebur wrote:
> hi all,
> i've implemented (in theory) a way to run the http requests under the
> t
What is the recommended way to handle large results files. It appears
that storing as XML will not work for large (>50 MB) files, correct?
(Seems to be DOM-based read.) My goal is to run nightly/weekend tests,
then archive jtl files for future reference. Would storing as CSV be
sufficient, or d
Unless you need to save the server data or assertion details, always
use CSV. It'll save you a ton of hard drive space.
-Mike
On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 12:56, Mike Darretta wrote:
> What is the recommended way to handle large results files. It appears
> that storing as XML will not work for large (
I'm working on a test plan for web mapping server. I have to simulate
the user's zoom-in action. Currently, I use the __StringFromFile to
generate a variable CGI parameter.
The delay of the request is considerably dependant of this parameter and
it is almost necessery to know it to interpret th
Sure, ${varName} should work fine there. Of course, you have to setup
that variable prior to the request, but you can do that via a User
Parameters pre processor that sets varName to the value of
__StringFromFile.
-Mike
On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 16:14, Jean-Denis Giguere wrote:
> I'm working on a te
yeah stupid me. i realized that soon after!
by the way, i've figured a way to ramp down!
i have a Counter, then and If Controller with all the http requests
underneath.
in my If Controller i have : ${__threadNum} >= ${counter}
now i just gotta figure a way to manipulate the counter so i can also
Put something in the name of the HTTP Sampler step like ${__threadNum()} and it will
be intepreted and displayed in the Aggregate Report. Of courser this could result in
a LOT of lines in the report, so you don't want to leave it in there usually, but it
is useful for debugging.
Best regards,
hi all.
thanku for all ur responses.
for another question ...
how can i determine which loop is currently running?
i cant seem to find anything on this in the jmeter manual :(
nicole
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