sebb wrote:
On 26/06/2008, Kristof Jozsa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sebb wrote:
On 26/06/2008, maalamaal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am testing a web application and I need to upload files very
frequently and
check if they have been loaded and get the response time.
What are the elements I need to use in jmeter and how do I approach it?
Use the Proxy Recorder to record a browser session in which you upload
a file and then downoad it.
I have a similar requirement: I need to download a file in a test step, and
then a few steps later upload the very same file I downloaded.. any hints
how to do that?
Use the Proxy Recorder to record a browser session in which you
download the file and then upload it.
I wish it was that easy :)
I customized a recorded session to alter input parameters using a CSV
config set. Therefore, every time the test executes, I download a
different file, and in each test I should upload the very same file
downloaded.
I plan to run the test with around 100 concurrent users, so that means
100 different files down- and then uploaded, but as I saw JMeter
generates those filenames.. Is it possible to use a beanshell
postprocessor to save the generated filename to a variable? Maybe some
other solution available for the problem?
Kristof
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