For future reference: it seems to work smoothly.
It took most of my time to figure out I needed to download the bsh jar
file to $JMETER_HOME/lib.
For ${discriminator} I used ${__threadNum}.
The PUT request uses /tmp/requestbody-${__threadNum}.
Currently the beanshell script is executed once for every thread
iteration so the file gets regenerated every time. It is not really
necessary (and probably causing a lot of overhead), but it could
probably use a variable to generate the file only once for every thread.
Regards,
Karel
On Mon, 2008-08-18 at 15:13 +0200, Karel Vervaeke wrote:
> Hi, I am writing a load test for an application and I need to send
> PUT requests where the request body contains variable data.
>
> I have a (theoretical) strategy for solving it, but I would like to know
> if there are better ways to do it.
>
> My current strategy is like this:
>
> ThreadGroup
> + BeanShell script to create /tmp/requestbody-${discriminator}.xml
> + Sampler PUT /testme/123 => PUTs the
> + BeanShell script to clean up /tmp/requestbody-${discriminator}.xml
>
> The ${discriminator} variable should be unique per thread so that each
> thread can read/write to its own file.
>
> Do you think this is a valid approach or am I going to hit some walls?
> Is there another (better) approach?
>
> Regards,
> Karel
>
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