> You could filter it out based on scoping:
>
> Test-Plan
> ThreadGroup
> LoopControl
> SimpleController
> Request 1
> Request 2
> Request 3
> Listener 1
> Listener 2
> SleepTest
>
> In the above test plan, results from SleepTest would not appear to the
> two listeners because it's not in their scoping.
>
> It would be nice to have filtering based on sampler name, but such
> doesn't currently exist in JMeter (sounds like a good, simple
> enhancement request).
>
> -Mike
Thanks for your answer Mike.
In fact this is what I have done :)
But filtering features would be effectively a good thing.
Because if you want to make 2 loops like the one you described above it is
impossible to have a global report for the tests made in the two different
loops (see example below).
Test-Plan
ThreadGroup 1
LoopControl 2
SimpleController 1
Request 1
Request 2
Request 3
Listener 1
Listener 2
SleepTest 1
ThreadGroup 2
LoopControl 2
SimpleController 2
Request 4
Request 5
Request 6
Listener 1b
Listener 2b
SleepTest 2
In this example we cannot define the Listeners 1 & 2 (that are identical to
Listeners 1b & 2b) at the Test Plan level to get the results of the all
tests in a same table without including the SleepTest samplers.
Filtering could be done at two different levels :
- at the listener level : the user could exclude some samplers from the
scope of the listener
- at the sampler level : a checkbox could be selected to exclude the sampler
from the scope of all the listeners
At last, since we talk about features requests for samplers and listeners I
think it would be nice too if it was possible to regroup several results in
only one result. So, assuming the following Test Plan :
Test-Plan
ThreadGroup
SimpleController 1
Request 1
Request 2
SimpleController 2
Request 3
Request 4
Listener
It would be great to optionally get in the listener only the agregated
results for SimpleController 1 & SimpleController 2 (not the detailed for
Requests 1-2-3-4). For instance, if Requests 1 & 2 succeeded in T1 & T2
seconds Listener could report a success in T1+T2 seconds. If Request 3
succeeded in T3 seconds and Request 4 failed in T4 seconds the report could
be a 'Failed' for SimpleController 2 in T3+T4 seconds.
Regards
PiRanha
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