Make the name of the HttpRequest element be: "request-${threadNum}" and
then in the Tree Listener, you'll see the name with the thread number
for each request.
-Mike
On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 23:40, nlunebur wrote:
> hi all,
> i've implemented (in theory) a way to run the http requests under the
> t
Put something in the name of the HTTP Sampler step like ${__threadNum()} and it will
be intepreted and displayed in the Aggregate Report. Of courser this could result in
a LOT of lines in the report, so you don't want to leave it in there usually, but it
is useful for debugging.
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Subject: RE: how can i see which thread is currently being run?
Put something in the name of the HTTP Sampler step like ${__threadNum()} and
it will be intepreted and displayed in the Aggregate Report. Of courser
this could result in a LOT of lines in the report, so you don't want
yeah stupid me. i realized that soon after!
by the way, i've figured a way to ramp down!
i have a Counter, then and If Controller with all the http requests
underneath.
in my If Controller i have : ${__threadNum} >= ${counter}
now i just gotta figure a way to manipulate the counter so i can also
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Subject: Re: how can i see which thread is currently being run?(solution
to RAMP DOWN!)
yeah stupid me. i realized that soon after!
by the way, i've figured a way to ramp down!
i have a Counter, then and If Controller with all the http requests
underneath.
in my If Controller i
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