Hi guys, I was experimenting with an idea that doesn't require coding
and found a little bug:
Make a test plan like this
thread group (threads = 1, ramp = 1, loops = 1)
+loop controller (5 times)
\- module controller that refferences to the random controller bellow
+recording controller
\- random controller (under which samples are recorded with the proxy server)
\- http sampler 1
\- http sampler 2
+results tree
the actual results of this running with one thread was 10 samples in
the results tree. it looks like the random controller acted like a
random order controller in this case.
the same issue occurs if the module controller is directly in the
thread group and the loops = 5.
same happens to you? (couldn't found a known bug in bugzilla searching
for random controller)
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Deepak Shetty<shet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> you could do this with BSH, You'd have to write some java code that can get
> 6 strings from 250 randomly from a file and set those as variables that can
> be iterated over(using forEach , your variables would have the names like
> url_1 , url_2 and the foreach would iterate over url , you'd just need one
> sampler). You can tweak the BSH to do whatever you want (i.e. vary the total
> number or read a single value randomly)
> regards
> deepak
>
> On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 8:49 AM, E. Doherty <dohert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Greetings! I'm new to JMeter, and I'm trying to replicate something
>> that was easy to do back in my LoadRunner days.
>>
>> For "background" activity when testing specific things, I would create
>> a LoadRunner script in which a Vuser viewed, say, six different pages.
>> I would then parameterize the six URLs, and on each occurrence a URL
>> would be chosen randomly from a file that contained the 250 most
>> popular URLs on the site.
>>
>> In JMeter, I could use a ramdom controller with 250 samplers (one for
>> each URL) under it, and loop through ten times, but the 250 samplers
>> seems too unwieldy. Better, I could have six samplers, and (I think)
>> use the StringFromFile function to grab a URL on each occurrence -
>> however, StringFromFile reads lines from a file sequentially.
>>
>> Is there a relatively efficient way to perform the URL ramdomization
>> I'd like, without having huge numbers of samplers or multiple data
>> files?
>>
>> Thank you for any suggestions!
>>
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