> The docs specifically state that variables are local to threads.
Yes, I see that now. It is mentioned in a highlighted box in 19.
Functions and Variables topic.
As I was hunting around the JMeter documentation, and came upon an
entry in the Wiki asking whether users actually read the docs. I
m and local properties). Items
of note are when they are processed, their scope, and possibilities to
define them (like command line vs UDV etc).
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> Variables are specifically designed to be local to threads (not just
> thread groups).
> This is because threads represent different users.
>
> JMeter properties are global, see:
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html
It would be helpful to include little reminders such a
2008/5/7 Michael Giroux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I just ran another test and discovered that the variable defined by
> the RegEx Extractor is only visible within the thread group that
> crated it.
>
> As I explained, I execute a transaction to echo the value of the
> variable to confirm that the
> Is there some way to make this definition global to the entire test plan?
Answered my own question: __setProperty()
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I just ran another test and discovered that the variable defined by
the RegEx Extractor is only visible within the thread group that
crated it.
As I explained, I execute a transaction to echo the value of the
variable to confirm that the value has been extracted correctly. This
echo correctly dis
> Are you sure?
>
> It works fine for me.
>
> Try defining VAR as fixed text, and check that the RA works.
Yes, that works.
> If the VAR appears to be set, but is not being picked up by the RA,
> then perhaps the variable is being defined after the RA is processed.
That would seem to be a bug.
2008/5/7 Michael Giroux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Start with fixed strings, and replace them with variables defined in
> > the CSV Dataset.
>
> I have tried to do something similar, but cannot figure out how to use
> a variable in a response assertion. The documentation is not overly
> clear on
> Start with fixed strings, and replace them with variables defined in
> the CSV Dataset.
I have tried to do something similar, but cannot figure out how to use
a variable in a response assertion. The documentation is not overly
clear on this point.
1. I have an HTTP request that generates a wel
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> Subject: Re: How do you read and use values from a file?
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> What r u trying to do?
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> What r u trying to do?: monitor?, load test?, proxy record?, screen
> scrape? JMeter has many Samplers and Listeners
d my
Google search seemed related to
temperature studies.. Can you define what you meant?
Ron Purdy
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What r u trying to do?: monitor?, load test?, proxy record?, screen scrape?
JMeter has many Samplers and Listeners.
Purdy, Ron wrote ..
> I would like to take a text file containing hundreds of URLs and have
> JMeter go through the file visiting each URL.
>
> Any suggestions as to what parts of
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