On 08/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have developed a test plan with many thread groups corresponding to > different categories of users. Each category use a group of > functionnalities of the same web app. > These users are all targeting the same application server. > > My load test gives the following test plan: > Test Plan > Thread Group A => 20 threads, 10 number of tests > Http default request A > Simple Controller A > Http Request 1 > Http Request 2 > ... > Thread Group B => 10 threads, 20 number of tests > Http default request B > Simple Controller B > Http Request 3 > Http Request 4 > ... > Thread Group C => 40 threads, 5 number of tests > Http default request C > Simple Controller C > Http Request 5 > Http Request 6 > ... > ... > Workbench > > There is no dependency between these thread groups. > How must I configure this test plan so that the thread groups start and > run simultaneously?
This happens by default. Ensure that the Test Plan is not set to run each Thread group consecutively. If you use startup scheduling, ensure that the start times/delays are the same. It will take Jmeter a short while to build up the test plan, so make sure each thread group runs enough times to allow a steady state to be reached. S. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
