My website keeps parameters in the URL requests to have a stateless server (I don't use the session object). As a result, the links for each user are built dynamically and are unique for each user. For example, each user has a list of objects and the page has links to the status of each object:
Objects: Object 1 : <a href="...?groupId=939&id=100">Status</a> Object 2 : <a href="...?groupId=939&id=143">Status</a> Object 3 : <a href="...?groupId=939&id=523">Status</a> in my example, groupId is unique to each user, and id is unique to each object which is unique to each user. I'm really stumped at how I can simulate 100 users. The problem is with the links. I know I can do it with HttpUnit, parsing the page and picking out the Status links. Is it possible to do the same thing with JMeter? I've read the two examples in the user manual, the spider clicks on all the links recursively and the other submits all the form buttons. What I'm wanting to do doesn't really fall into either case. It seems to be a common thing to do to test stateless servers, so if you have any advice I'd appreciate it very much. Thanks, Michael Mattox --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
