RE: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

Win2K as my testing environment. Thanks & Regards, Ananda. -Original Message- From: Michal Kostrzewa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 7:40 AM To: JMeter Users List Cc: Ananda Subject: Re: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt Hi Ananda, > I

Re: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

Hi Ananda, > I really appreciate the help you are providing. > Please let me know the process I have to follow upon receiving the patch > from you. Two good things: You can do what you want on 2 ways: 1) the first way is the same I told you, with small update: it works already without patching

Re: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

> Is there a reason you think JMeter wouldn't accept the variable name in the > filename currently? It seems to me that should work. Yes, you're right. I did quick and simple test which didn't work from on the first sight, but then I tested it again and everything is OK, thanks. best regards Mi

Re: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

Is there a reason you think JMeter wouldn't accept the variable name in the filename currently? It seems to me that should work. -Mike On 17 Dec 2002 at 11:35, Michal Kostrzewa wrote: > Hi Ananda, > > I wish to do the following : > > In a looped HTTP POST you can send a fil

Re: Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

Hi Ananda, > I wish to do the following : > In a looped HTTP POST you can send a file along with your > request. e.g. the file looks like this - > > > > device1 > My-device > > > I want to change the device1 to device2, device3,... > for each new thread I

Sending a file with HTTP Request doubt

Hi All, I wish to do the following : In a looped HTTP POST you can send a file along with your request. e.g. the file looks like this - device1 My-device I want to change the device1 to device2, device3,... for each new thread I am spawning,