I don't know if it's pertinent to the conversation, but this somewhat
reminds me of a test I had to write a while back, where a web page would
allow only 1 administrative login at a time. But it wouldn't tell you if you
logged in a second time; by design if you logged in again the first login
sessi
>youcan achieve what you described by creating several threads (say 5), each
>containing an IF controller and your sampler
But then you have to synchronize between threads. I.e. ensure 1 and 2 run at
the same time and 5,6,7 run at the same time.
Plus if you need to share the session you have to do
Hi zjm,
I thought I'd have an elegant solution for you but that one doesn't seem to
work. Alternatively, if max number of parallel requests is not too big, you
can achieve what you described by creating several threads (say 5), each
containing an IF controller and your sampler. Then you create a
you can delay requests within a thread by using some of the timers (for e.g.
Constant Timer - where the input is a variable calculated as the time you
want to delay - the time the last sample took).
However since you also have multiple requests at the same time - thats not
easy to do (unless these
JMeter is very configurable, so I'm pretty sure you can achieve what you want
but I'm still not exactly sure what it is you need.
Do you actually need to use timestamps or is it ok to simply have delays?
Can this be random or must the wait between requests be fixed?
Are the groups of requests spe
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I have used the Constant Throughput Timer to control the number of
requests generated per minute. However, the function does not meet my
need. Let me explain it in more detail :)
For example, I have 10 requests for the testing Web server (i.e.,
requests 1, 2, …, 10). I
Are you talking about pacing these requests? If so, try the
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Constant_Throughput_Timer
Constant Throughput Timer .
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Dear All,
As I know, I can store a sequence of HTTP requests into a CSV file.
The JMeter can read the CSV file to generate requests by adding CSV
Data Set Config element to the test plan.
How to set the JMeter if I have a sequent of requests and want to
generate the requests at specified time? Fo
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