Help-Jmeter varying loads

2010-02-12 Thread Megha Purkayastha
Hi I've a scenario for performance testing a web-based application. It has a checkout process. I want my script to be like this: Suppose 50 users hit the homepage. 25 continue to the site by logging in. 5 just add items to cart,but don't carry out the checkout process. 5 read contents of different

Re: Different number of concurrent users for different pages.

2010-02-12 Thread Carl Shaulis
I would suggest record each path as a thread group, then combine all thread groups into a single script. Set thread group 1 to run 50% of the total threads, thread group 2 25% etc... Alternative approach would be to record the long path completing the process, then break up those actions into

Re: Different number of concurrent users for different pages.

2010-02-12 Thread Adrian Speteanu
On 2/12/10, Carl Shaulis cshau...@homeaway.com wrote: I would suggest record each path as a thread group, then combine all thread groups into a single script. Set thread group 1 to run 50% of the total threads, thread group 2 25% etc... for more complex test configurations, it can also be

BSF Sampler and script file location

2010-02-12 Thread Trond Andersen
I have a JMeter project which includes some Groovy scripts which are invoked using the BSF Sampler. My main issue is that my test plan file is located in a totally different directory than the JMeter installation since I would like to version control the TestPlan files. Also I would like to have

Re: Grouping recorded requests

2010-02-12 Thread sebb
On 12/02/2010, James Hill everywhere...@gmail.com wrote: The Test Action Controller is nearly there, but it's applying the timing to the whole thread, All timers/samplers etc apply to a whole thread. in which I have the transaction controller for the specific pages. So my test plan gets

Re: BSF Sampler and script file location

2010-02-12 Thread sebb
On 12/02/2010, Trond Andersen trond.ander...@gmail.com wrote: I have a JMeter project which includes some Groovy scripts which are invoked using the BSF Sampler. My main issue is that my test plan file is located in a totally different directory than the JMeter installation since I would

Re: BSF Sampler and script file location

2010-02-12 Thread Trond Andersen
Thank you for your quick response. The script file field can be a relative or absolute path, or you can start JMeter in the script directory (it does not have to start in the bin directory). Good to know. I was looking at the BSFSampler code:

Re: Help-Jmeter varying loads

2010-02-12 Thread Deepak Shetty
See throughput controller. Something like Thread Group (50) Throughput controller (percent execution 50 , per user unchecked) Login flow (0.5*50=25) Throughput controller (percent execution 20 , per user unchecked) Add Item to cart (0.2 * 25 = 5)