Vince --
JMeter will do this. Use a regular expression extractor to get ids from
your 'remove list' page, then use a ForEach controller to send the delete
requests.
Jonathan
I am having a problem with a test containing if controllers.
I use the Regular Expression Extractor to test a response and set a
variable to good or bad.
I then use an if controller to control execution of subsequent tests. My
condition looks like:
'${foo}' == 'good' (thanks, sebb!)
This
Sebb --
I didn't use __log, but I did change the log4j setting to DEBUG. The
jmeter log shows that the regular expression is matching correctly, and
the if controller is evaluating the results correctly *when it runs*.
I've set my test up to run use one thread with three loops. The first and
Sebb --
Thanks again. The CVS log says this was fixed post-2.0.1 release in
response to 26672.
Jonathan
Is gump.covalent.net down? I can't reach it to download a nightly build or
source package.
I'd go to CVS, but port 2401 is blocked at my site.
Jonathan
Did you remember to include a next() column?
This seems to work, but only if the number of threads == 1.
Jonathan
I take it back. This still goes back to top of file if used directly in
HTTP Sample, but it works the way it needs to in UserParameters, if
update is checked.
Thanks for the help.
J.
sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
13/09/2004 08:31 AM
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I am having problems testing an online registration process with jmeter.
I set up User Parameters to read data in from a CSV file. It correctly
reads the data from the file, and increments the row for each thread in a
thread group.
However, when the test loops, it always goes back to the
Sure did. Tried it unchecked, too.
With update checked, each thread in a thread group uses a new value, but
the thread group still reverts to the top of the file after it loops. With
update unchecked, everything just uses the first value every time.
Jonathan
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