> From: "Joseph Barefoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi Scott, > > This addition to HTTP Parameter Mask does seem useful, and I had need of the > same functionality, but solved the problem a different way: I wrote an XML > generator to generate the HTTP User Parameter Modifier XML files from a > template file. The template file uses placeholders to enable indices to be > inserted anywhere in a parameter value (e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED], > [EMAIL PROTECTED]).
I was thinking of doing something similar - using XSLT to generate the user.xml file. > > I can send you the generator source and compiled classes, plus a test > template file if you like. Yes, please send me the code off-list. This may be helpful if I end up going down this route. Perhaps it may be helpful to others - is there somewhere on the JMeter site it could go? > > peace, > Joe One of my concerns is that I need something like 15,000 users. I figure the overhead of dealing with such a large XML file will be significantly greater than using a HTTP Parameter Mask that supported a suffix. As per Michael Stover's suggestion, I think I'll have a crack at enhancing HTTP Parameter Mask first, and fall back to HTTP User Parameter Modifier if I don't get anywhere. Thanks Joseph and Michael for your replies. You'll no how I went if you see a patch on the dev list ;-) Scott -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
