Re: Question about JMeter constant timers

> You could filter it out based on scoping: > > Test-Plan >ThreadGroup > LoopControl > SimpleController > Request 1 > Request 2 > Request 3 > Listener 1 > Listener 2 > SleepTest > > In the above test plan, resul

Re: Question about JMeter constant timers

You could filter it out based on scoping: Test-Plan ThreadGroup LoopControl SimpleController Request 1 Request 2 Request 3 Listener 1 Listener 2 SleepTest In the above test plan, results from SleepTest would no

Re: Question about JMeter constant timers

> You could either duplicate the requests prior to the loop controller so > the first time through your delay isn't a part, or you could use the > sleep sampler (the Java Request + SleepTest class). Neither solution is > ideal, I know. > -Mike Thanks Mike. I think I will use the SleepTest class b

Re: Question about JMeter constant timers

You could either duplicate the requests prior to the loop controller so the first time through your delay isn't a part, or you could use the sleep sampler (the Java Request + SleepTest class). Neither solution is ideal, I know. -Mike On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 11:50 +, PiRanha wrote: > Hello, >

Question about JMeter constant timers

Hello, I'd like to make something like this with JMeter : Request 1, Request 2, Request 3, wait 30 seconds, Request 1, Request 2, Request 3, wait 30 seconds, Request 1, Request 2... How can I do that ? If I do : Test Plan |--- Thread group |--- Loop Controller |--- Request 1