Before EACH request, ALL the timers that are in scope are added together and applied.
If you want *every* request to use the same timer (may be different actual time if it is a random one), just add it at the same level as the requests. Otherwise you need to add a timer for each request as in your example. On 30/03/06, benmao ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, i have some doubts in using Timers in JMeter.. > > Below is my Test Plan > > _TestPlan > |__ThreadGroup > |__Simple Controller > |__HTTPRequest1 > | |___Gaussian Random Timer1 > | |___ResponseAssertion > |__HTTPRequest2 > | |___Gaussian Random Timer2 > | |___ResponseAssertion > |__HTTPRequest3 > | |___Gaussian Random Timer3 > | |___ResponseAssertion > |__View Results Tree > > from JMeter manual, i saw this sentence : If you choose to add more than one > timer to a Thread Group, JMeter takes the sum of the timers and pauses for > that amount of time. > > But for the timer example(given in JMeter manual), they says: Timer #1 will > apply to Requests Two, Three, and Four (notice how order is irrelevant for > hierarchical elements). Assertion #1 will apply only to Request Three. Timer > #2 will affect all the requests > > So may i know for my test plan, > JMeter will sum up all 3 of my timer and pauses for that amount or time > OR > JMeter will run in this sequence :Gaussian Random Timer1, HTTPRequest1, > Gaussian Random Timer2, HTTPRequest2, Gaussian Random Timer3, HTTPRequest3 > I'm quite confuse with the 2 sentence i mentioned above which i saw it in > JMeter manual. Can anyone help me or let me know how exactly my test plan > will run? if all 3 timers will sum up, is there any ways to let every HTTP > requests have it's own delay or think time? Thanks.. > > > --------------------------------- > New Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC for low, > low rates. > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
