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Hi,
for me the following works pretty well:
1.) Create n users within the application with name and password in
0..n. You may use a prefix like "user_" such that with n=1000 you
have "user_0" to "user_1000"
2.) Add a Pre-Processor->Counter to the root of your Test Plan which is
configured as follows:
Start: 0
Increment: 1
Maximum: n
Reference Name: user_id
Do not check "Track counter independently for each user"
3.) In your HTTP Request you now simply use the variable ${userId} as
your userName and password fields (with leading prefix if desired):
userName: ${userId}
password: ${userId}
Now the threads are using the n credentials sequentially in a "modulo
n+1 fashion".
Of course, this is solely a solution for a controlled test environment
and not for systems in productional use! The "CSV solution" would be
most appropriate in those cases.
André
mara666 schrieb:
> How can i create test for many user login to web page
>
> example:
> HTTP Request:
> userName: ${login} "(+1)"
> password: ${password}
>
> How to???
>
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André van Hoorn
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D-26725 Emden
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