Hi Sebb,
You are correct in assuming these are "PUT" statements.
I was thinking of using a file as well it just certain variables get set by
the server each iteration and will get a bit complicated maintaining these
in a file. I was looking for a quick approach and was thinking maybe JMeter
had some functionality I wasnt aware of that would do this.
I will go about with the file approach.
Thanks for the help,
Eddie
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This is not something JMeter is really designed for.
I assume you are using PUT here. You can use a file as the entire
contents of a PUT, so I suggest you create 100 files of increasing
size and use a counter to step through them.
Or you may be able to use the BeanShell pre-processor to update the
PUT parameters in the sampler. Someone familiar with Java would be
needed to do this.
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> Thanks for the reply. The thing is each iteration adds 63 new parameters
> and I want to test for over 100 iterations (6300 parameters).
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> The aim of this test is the get response times as the URL gets longer so
by
> defining all the parameters at start (even set to null) this wont allow
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> do the testing required.
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> Any other suggestions would be great.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> > Hi all,
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> > I am trying to create a HTTP Request that has an increasing number of
> > parameters as each iteration passes.
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> > For example on iteration one the HTTP Request will have varA_1,
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> > varC_1 and on the second iteration it will have varA_1, varB_1,
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> > varA_2, varB_2, varC_2. This will keep increasing with each
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> So long as the maximum number of variables is known in advance, just
> add them all to the Parameters section.
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> Intially define all the names as the empty string. Each iteration,
> define the next variable. You'll probably need the __V() function for
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