You don't have to go that way. Here is a very simple way to simulate x users
using x threads independently, hint: use Parameter Mask:
--thread group (X threads)
-- HTTP Req default
-- HTML Parameter mask (loginID = userx where x from 1 to X, step 1, use
the settings inside. Do the same trick for pwd, or for simplicity, just use
the same pwd)
-- HTML Cookie manager, if needed.
-- Once only Controller
--login (in login page, set loginID value to "*", without the quote -
this
will tell JMeter to use the values generated sequentially in the Parameter
mask.)
-- loop controller
-- other user actions ....
-- logout
You can define how many loop you need either from "loop controller" or
thread group, or even both. Either way, each time of the loop X threads will
pick, no more no less, X unique users.
-wangke
-----Original Message-----
From: Sosnowski, Andrew P [IT] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 1:51 PM
To: ''JMeter Users List' '
Subject: How have each thread use a unique User-Id
I've been wondering about something like this.
I feel like there needs to be a Interleave Controller that works within the
Thread group rather than just within a Loop.
An example of why this is necessary:
I would like Thread 1 to login as User 1, thread 2 to login as user2 etc.
This is what I thought the Interleave controller did but it doesn't; Thread
one log's in as User one, thread2 logs in as User 1, etc.
The reason I need this is that our App stores individual user info in a
Session that gets changed as they progress through our website. If 2 threads
are using the same User-id they will be affecting each other's Session
values with unpredictable results. I want each thread to use a distinct user
id.
I want the several threads to be hitting the server at the same time but as
distinct users. The only way I can see of doing this now is writing several
almost identical scripts except for the login and running them
simultaneously as several jMeter runs.
I believe I saw this come up before and I'm sorry if I'm asking a question
that has already been hashed over but I am unable to view my jMeter mail
archive today. If there is an answer already can someone forward it to me?
Thanks in advance
Andy
-----Original Message-----
From: Rohit Peyyeti
To: 'JMeter Users List'
Sent: 9/20/02 1:49 PM
Subject: Random Controller question
Hello All:
Does anybody know if Random Controller works the way it was supposed to
work
according to the documentation?
I was trying to achive this using Random Controller, but looks like it
refuses to work. I have installed 19th Nightly build but the problem
still
persists.
Thread Group
- HTTP Requests defaults (A)
- HTTP Cookie Manager
- Only Once Controller (B)
- HTTP request to login
- Loop Controller (C)
- Random Controller (D)
- Simple Controller (E)
- HTTP Request 1
- HTTP Request 2
- HTTP Request 3
- HTTP Request 4
- HTTP Request 5
- Simple Controller (F)
- HTTP Request 1
- HTTP Request 2
- HTTP Request 3
- HTTP Request 4
- HTTP Request 5
The problem which I'm facing here was that JMeter stops executing
whatever
requests under Label (E) & (F) after initially executing two or three
requests under both of each controllers. What I expected was that JMeter
would excute all the requests under Label (E) or (F) randomly. Is't it
the
way Random Controller supposed work? Or I'm I doing something wrong?
To zero it on Random Controller for the fault, I also moved (E) & (F)
controller directly under Loop Controller. Everything worked fine then.
Regards,
Rohit Peyyeti
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