29, 2003 9:39 AM
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> Subject: Re: sharing variable values between thread groups
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> Adding the variable to the test plan parameter should
> work I guess .
>
> --- luke cassady-dorion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > with v 1.9 is there an
with v 1.9 is there any way to share the value of a variable between
thread groups?
thnx
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> Is there javascript stuff going on that looks like a page
> reload but really isn't? Do the child
> windows make requests to the same server?
>
not sure what you mean about js stuff htat looks like a reaload, but the
child windows all make requests to the same server ... there are a total
of
i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
a separate problem i am h
; about this.
> Feel free to reopen it with a comment that we should document
> the issue.
>
> luke cassady-dorion wrote:
> > when running tests i sometimes get negative numbers in the
> min col
when running tests i sometimes get negative numbers in the min column of
my aggregate report. does anyone know what this means?
thnx
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i ran into a similar problem with the regex function ... in my situation
i knew that there was going to be exactly on redirect, so i manually
followed the redirects and put the regex after the last http sampler.
it's a bit of a hack, but seems to work ... wouldn't really work if you
had an unknown
are variables in jmeter mutable or immutable? i'm experiencing some
oddness in a loop and the only explanation i can think of is that maybe
variables are immutable?
if this is the case, is there a work-around?
thnx
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so i just quit out of jmeter and when i tried to open my file again i
received an error saying that there is a problem with the SAX
implementation. upon opening the jmx file to see if there is a problem,
it seems that the data which should have appeared in a jtl file
overwrote the data in my jmx fi
t; >
> > Then, in the View Results Tree, the name of the sampler
> appears, and
> > you can see what questionID got set to. I would recommend
> making your
> > default value something
> > more obvious, like "failed!"
> >
> > Also, shouldn't
with version 1.8, if i have multiple thread groups at the same level are
they run in parallel or serial? i had assumed that they were run in
parallel but the new option in 1.9 to "run each thread group separately"
confused me.
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needs to be in the
> parentheses? I know when I
> do .*, I use (.*) rather than (.)*, which seems analogous.
>
> -Mike
>
> On 17 Jul 2003 at 13:53, luke cassady-dorion wrote:
>
> > using jmeter 1.9.RC3 (yesterday afternoon's source) on windows
> >
using jmeter 1.9.RC3 (yesterday afternoon's source) on windows
i'm trying to use the regular expression extractor to obtain the value
of a hidden form element, which i then use as part of a condition
evaluation (using cyrus montakab's IfController controller). i'm not
sure why but for some reason
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