On 08/07/2008, Andrey Beznogov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So as I understand, the script will be something like
>
>
> Random generator = new Random();
> double myRandom = generator.nextDouble();
> if (myRandom < 0.9) {
>
> return 0;
>
> } else if (myRandom < 0.95) {
>
>
Hi,
So as I understand, the script will be something like
Random generator = new Random();
double myRandom = generator.nextDouble();
if (myRandom < 0.9) {
return 0;
} else if (myRandom < 0.95) {
return 1;
} else {
return 2;
}
instead. But where should I put
On 07/07/2008, Andrey Beznogov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> that worked for sure - thanks for your advice! I guess Ill be using
> BeanShellSampler and Processors a lot in my tests.
>
> In my case (3 options in the Switch Controller) I just had to add a
> simple BeanShell Sampler just be
Hi,
that worked for sure - thanks for your advice! I guess Ill be using
BeanShellSampler and Processors a lot in my tests.
In my case (3 options in the Switch Controller) I just had to add a
simple BeanShell Sampler just before the Switch Controller with some
very simple Java code
Random generat
Hi all,
I just received my copy of Apache JMeter from Packt Publishing. I'll be
reviewing it for our website, www.javaperformancetuning.com and
www.theserverside.com. At 108 pages I expect I'll be finished the book
in a very short, single sitting. Not that I have anything against short
books,
Andrey Beznogov wrote:
Hello.
I was trying to prepare some tests using JMeter, and its seems that
existing logic controllers are just not enough.
In my test plan, I wanted to have some branching - i.e. I wanted to
group together some test "branches" (Simple Controllers with some HTTP
Requests i
Hello.
I was trying to prepare some tests using JMeter, and its seems that
existing logic controllers are just not enough.
In my test plan, I wanted to have some branching - i.e. I wanted to
group together some test "branches" (Simple Controllers with some HTTP
Requests inside) under some Control
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