Each thread waits and delays between each sampling. The delay time is
started at the end of sample n and ends at the beginning of sample n+1. Some
have thought the delay time should be measured from the beginning of n to the
beginning of n+1, but that's not the case. But, each thread is entirely
independent of other threads.
JMeter does not stop for success or failure, currently. However, assertions
are on the plate as something I will work on in the next month, which could
potentially give JMeter the ability to react to failures. Currently, the
Mailer Listener will send email in the event of failure (although, JMeter
will continue chugging :-)
-Mike
On Friday 20 July 2001 12:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hi all,
>
> A quickie for you. When loading a web page multiple times, does jmeter
> wait for a response (ie success or failure) before loading it again or does
> it carry on regardless? If the success or failure isnt taken into
> consideration is there any way to do this?
>
> cheers
>
>
> Leigh White
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