You could try using multiple Thread Groups and a property to control (inside a while controller, maybe) when these requests should be fire.
There's a plugin, from JMeter Plugins, that could help you synchronize these requests. There's also the Beanshell Sampler that you could use to implement your own way of achieving it. Em 06/11/2015 09:46, "Ričardas Šliapikas" <r.sliapi...@ba.lt> escreveu: > Hello, > > > > I have the following situation. I have several HTTP requests in my test > plan and some of the requests are „transations“, i.e. they must happen > immediatelly one after another. Consider the following example: > > > > > > Quickview Printed summer dress is a „Transation controler“ and there are > two requests which happen when I select „Printed Summer dress“ in webshop. > So I want them to be executed without any timer. I could do this by puting > a separate timer as a child of each request, but this is not very > convenient if there are many requests. So I want to have one timer for most > of my requests, but I want to be able to exclude some request sequesnces > from this timer. Or to say in other words I want to override the „Gaussian > Random Timer“ just for the two requests under „Quickview Printed summer > dress“. > > This is a real situation in a webshop, because „Quickview Printed summer > dress“ opens a new html page and then immediatelly submits ajax request to > open popup. > > > > Maybe there is a way to do it? Or is it only possible with new feature? > > > > > > > > >
