>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jean-Denis Giguere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: 02 July 2004 14:41
>To: JMeter Users List
>Subject: Re: BeanShell
>
>
>list of bounding box and read them from file. But it seems
>hard to make
>sure that, by exemple, the 6 next entries will be read by the same
>thread (1 entries = 1 bounding box) which is crucial to represent
>correctly the way wms is use and get significative time.
>
>Also, need a new location for every users, beause the use of the same
>location use images in cache and this situation happen rarely
>in reality.
>
Unless you have lots of threads, you can always use a separate file for each
thread, and read it using StringFromFile where the file name is (e.g.)
data_${__threadNum()}.dat
Alternatively, use a User Paramters form to read in N lines into N
variables.
The User Parameters form is processed as a single "transaction".
Or you could use CSVRead with a data file containg all the values for a
single request in different columns of the same row.
Unless you need to do calculations on the data, it does not seem like you
would need to use the beanshell function, but don't let me stop you from
using it!
S.
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