Derek,
Regarding the issue #2, substitution, have you tried using __evalVar instead
of __V? V function evaluates a variable name and you need evalVar to
actually get the value [integer in your case] stored in that variable.
As for the first issue, double check the values using Debug Sampler
Hi,
Is it possible in JMeter to keep a connection open when it goes into
the next iteration? It seems that it breaks off the connection and
re-connects on every iteration.
Cheers,
Andrej
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On 27 July 2011 08:36, Andrej van der Zee andrejvander...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible in JMeter to keep a connection open when it goes into
the next iteration? It seems that it breaks off the connection and
re-connects on every iteration.
That should not happen if you are using the
On 07/27/2011 10:37 AM, sebb wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible in JMeter to keep a connection open when it goes into
the next iteration? It seems that it breaks off the connection and
re-connects on every iteration.
That should not happen if you are using the HttpClient sampler and you
select
Thanks for the comment. On the count, I am not sure what happened but it is
working again. lol. Oh well.
For #2, the problem is I do not know what variable I want to use, so I have
to do a nested variable (member_ combined with a random number). So I at
least at some point have to first
There's some difference in request that you send via JMeter and another tool.
Use Wireshark to find that difference.
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Derek,
I was thinking something like ${__evalVar(member_${__Random(1,10)})}
And if you think nesting might be the issue, simply try using Random
Variable node (not __Random() function), e.g. ${__evalVar(member_${RND})}
provided that your random value is stored in ${RND}
Ok, so that helped me get a bit further. I noticed you can choose the output
format for Random Variable. So I set the output format to be member_0.
This works great but I still have one problem. When generating the random
variable, I do not want to hard code the max value.
I tried entering
On 27/07/2011 09:36 +0200, Andrej van der Zee wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible in JMeter to keep a connection open when it goes into
the next iteration? It seems that it breaks off the connection and
re-connects on every iteration.
Cheers,
Andrej
Hi, Andrej,
Do you use a secure HTTP (HTTPS)
Hi Oliver,
I have a question for you, the Response Time which JMeter gives is just the
time taken by server to process the request or it includes rendering time
also??
does JMeter record just response time of server or rendering time which is
equal to response time+load time to render on
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