Re: Multiple threads reading/writing to one file

Just a follow up to this thread. I solved this issue by reading/writing to a database. As you know databases are a hell of a lot more efficient for i/o then files. :-) -- View this message in context: http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Multiple-threads-reading-writing-to-one-file

Re: Multiple threads reading/writing to one file

that gets the new customer id , simply continue with that data , rather than writing it to a file and then looking for some other thread to pick it up) or must this reading writing reading happen in parallel? On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 7:21 PM, rats123 r...@tester.co.nz wrote: Hi, I'm trying to find

Writing response to file based on Regex Extractor Result?

I have: TCP Sampler Regular Expression Extractor +- the regex is: (-\d+). I am trying to match on negative numbers. The variable name is failed. If Controller +- if ${failed} == -1 +-- Save Responses to a file (this doesn't work) I am pretty sure the If Controller and regex work as I had a

Re: Writing response to file based on Regex Extractor Result?

On 01/05/07, Marc Anthony Winoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have: TCP Sampler Regular Expression Extractor +- the regex is: (-\d+). I am trying to match on negative numbers. The variable name is failed. If Controller +- if ${failed} == -1 +-- Save Responses to a file (this doesn't work)

writing to a file

Hi, Is it possible to write any string to any file in JMeter and how? Kind regards, Benny Rogiers

Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

For some reason, the logging function is writing the same message more than once (at different times, a few seconds apart) to the log file. Bug? I double checked my script, only calling the log method once. I am using JMeter 2.1, with JRE 1.5. Dump from log file... 2005/10/21 14:20:22 INFO -

Re: Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

But where is it in the script? Some test elements may retrieve the value more than once ... S. On 21/10/05, 821MARK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For some reason, the logging function is writing the same message more than once (at different times, a few seconds apart) to the log file. Bug? I

Re: Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

The way I have it: Thread Group Loop Element Simple Controller HTTP Request Simple Config Element. (i.e. it is in a Simple Config Element, under an HTTP req, in a simple controller, etc) Within that HTTP Request, I have a regEx extractor, which extracts it first, and then the Simple

Re: Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

I meant that the field containing the function call might be referenced twice internally. S. On 21/10/05, 821MARK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The way I have it: Thread Group Loop Element Simple Controller HTTP Request Simple Config Element. (i.e. it is in a Simple Config Element, under an

Re: Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

I'm not sure... I add a standard Simple Config Element, that has 4 existing Name/Value pairs. I add one called: 'LOG', with value ${__log(ADDED CLIENT ${CLIENT_NUMBER})} I end up now having to do some filtering of rows in Excel Ideally I'd like JMeter to help me out more by not spitting out

Re: Log() function writing twice to file, any ideas?

The Simple Config Element is only intended for use by JMeter Developers ... You could add the __log() where you actually use it. S. On 21/10/05, 821MARK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not sure... I add a standard Simple Config Element, that has 4 existing Name/Value pairs. I add one called:

writing data to file

Hi I wonder if you can help me? I am currently running some jmeter test and importing the logfiles to see graph and analys the results. However if the tests are run manually the data is presented in a different order to executing the tests via a bat file. Is there someway you can order the