On 13/01/06, Noam Paz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'd use a variable global to a thread group. This way you don'T have to change
any controller and you can use it in the if controller without need of
heavy JavaScript.
> Something like ${rc} == 0 will do then.
OK ...
> I would consider a request to be successfull if it OK from BOTH technical and
> business views, the latter is determined by the assertions. Actually this is
> the way things work now.
>
> Since the logic to determine if the request was successful already exists,
> the only effort I see is making the internal variable public in the thread
> context. This might well be less work than modifying controlls and their GUIs.
The existing logic does not use variables, it uses methods on the
sample response, so code would need to be added to create and set the
variable every time it changes.
The LAST code already exists in While Controller, and could be adapted
for the If Controller.
> I would at first just supply the variable, (integer and not boolean, for later
The variable name will have to be somehow unique to avoid clashing
with existing variables people may have used.
E.g. could allow the name to be overridden in jmeter.properties.
> enhancements), so the user can check for ==0 and !=0.
In which case my suggestion of
?SUCCESS
etc would satisfy the requirement too
> This would be a major improvement for me.
> Later we can enhance the feature and provide various return codes for
> covering different errors, but this seems for me being of seconary importance.
I don't see how RC==0 and RC!=0 can readily be extended and still make
sense; so I'd rather not add this until the strategy is defined, in
case 0 turns out to be a bad starting point.
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