Most of the load testing I do uses random waits between requests often
combining a ramp up period with a Duration for the run and a loop
forever, and I suppose it's one of those things you learn first time
round with JMeter.

Have fun!

On 4/17/07, danisade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Thanks for your help!!!
I believe that Constant_Throughput_Timer is my solution with some tuning it
will maybe works fine. Anyway i consider this as workaround cause now i
should do some calculations and can't control the threads order.

Constant_Timer will not work - just going to postpone user's request with
same interval.

Am I the only one who thought that group properties are not efficient and
not feet basic load requierments for loop count > 1?


Dion Gillard-3 wrote:
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> It sounds like you want to add a Constant Throughput Timer:
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> 
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Constant_Throughput_Timer
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> On 4/17/07, danisade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> My initial configuration:
>> Num of users - 10
>> ramp up period - 60
>> loop count - 5
>>
>> Every user should send request to my server.
>> I expected that every 6 sec 1 user(thread) will send request. This
>> scenario
>> should executed 5 times.
>> Meaning the test should take 5 minutes and send 50 requests with 10 users
>>
>> Actually the test takes only 1 minute (instead 5) every 6 sec  5 users
>> send
>> their request together.
>> this is not what i want!!!
>>
>> Can someone explain me what am i doing wrong?
>> If loop count = 1, the test runs exactly as i expected. I am using ver
>> 2.2.
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