sebb wrote:
> Not easily.
>
> You could try using the If Controller
>
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#If_Controller
> with the condition
>
> ${JMeterThread.last_sample_ok}" == "true" (check if last sample succeeded)
>
> e.g.
>
> A1
> If OK
> + A2
> If OK
> + A3
> If not OK
> + handle error
>
> but this quickly becomes a bit tedious to code if there are lots of samplers.
True...
> If you can use a single sampler with variables read from a file, then
> you might be able to use a looping controller (or While Controller)
> instead. This would be harder to set up, but easier to extend once it
> was working. This only works if the samplers all need the same number
> of parameters, though you could get clever and use a Switch Controller
> to select between samplers with different numbers of parameters...
This is looking like way forward. It has given me an unexpeceted concern
though:
In one place in my code I have a single sampler with this code in a
BeanShell pre-processor to vary the parameter names and numbers:
while (en.hasMoreElements()) {
user = en.nextElement();
reason = chosen.get(user);
sampler.addArgument("response_type", reason);
sampler.addArgument("issued_users", user);
sampler.addArgument("resptype_" + user, reason);
sampler.addArgument("comment_" + user, "");
sampler.addArgument("group_id_" + user, "0");
sampler.addArgument("due_date_" + user, "");
}
Am I to infer from your comment that this is unwise?
# r
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