On 05/06/07, Thomson, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use the ${__threadNum} function to send different files
for each user in an HTTP POST, however it is very difficult to see what
file path was actually sent by JMeter.
e.g. 900 users, 0 ramp up & 1 loop.
That's a very high initial load; with 1 loop it's likely that startup
overhead will be a large proportion of the sample times...
HTTP Request HttpClient POST with
file name = /path/example/file_${__threadNum}.txt
From that I presume each user will send a separate file referenced by
the thread number.
Yes.
I am duplicating the function call in the HTTP Request HttpClient Name
so that I can at least see the number returned by the function for each
sample. E.g. HTTP POST ${__threadNum}
OK
Is there any way to log what file was actually sent with the POST? I
can't tell whether there is an issue with the system under test or the
jmeter configuration.
Does the filename appear in the Tree View Listener?
Try it with 2 or 3 threads, and remove for the main testing.
You could use the __log function:
${__log(/path/example/file_${__threadNum}.txt)}
Regards,
Alex
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