one option is to use the timer functionality in the threadGroup to start the test. this does mean all the systems have to be sync-ed. One other option might be to extend the listener to allow multiple file selections. for example, like extending ResultCollector so that any listener can take multiple .JTL files
peter On 11/23/05, Will Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am aware of the remote testing capability, though for distributing test > clietns across the net it is not reasonable to have RMI connectivyt > between > them. Rather, I am running multiple independent tests (all in console > mode) > to generate maximum possible real-world load against a server. I was > about > to wrtie some scritp to merge the JTL files together (CSV versions, since > I > am doing stuff with the results in Excel), but it just ocurred to me that > this may already have been done (a tool like mergelog for clf files). > > I realize that without true connectivity between the machines it won't be > possible for the tests to be truly accurate (due to time sync issues) but > am > assuming that as long as I can increment the sampler numbers appropriately > (so there are not multiple instances of 1-N), I should have a pretty > meaningful aggregate result. > > Does anyone have any pointers? > > Thanks, > > Will > >
