Hi,
I'm not being clear enough - sorry :)
Each thread within the thread group will need access to a "pool" of
username tokens. The application I'm testing checks authentication,
so each thread represents a client needing to auth users, rather than
a user itself.
So, each thread within the thread group will start up and begin to
cycle through the list of usernames to authenticate. As each user is
authenticated, the returned token should be saved along with the
username. This is easy enough with a regex extractor, however, I'm
not certain where to store this. The thread group threads will also
periodically recheck the username/token with the tested application.
A file doesn't feel right since there wont be uniqueness.
My initial idea was to go with a BSF post processor and use a
Javascript Array indexed on username. It's not clear from the
documentation if this is possible though and I'm also hesitant to do
the heavy lifting in Javascript if there's a more efficient method
available from within JMeter.
Regards,
George
On 20/01/2009, at 8:21 PM, Fitzpatrick, Adrian wrote:
Hi George,
I would say best approach is to use a regular expression extractor
to extract
token from response into a variable, and then use that variable
whereever the
token is required in your script.
- Adrian
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Hello,
I'm currently writing a test plan for an application where the
interactions are all via a soap api. In the test plan, I will be
doing a SOAP call to authenticate a user. When this happens, I'm
going to get a token back. I'd like to store this token for later use
as the test should simulate periodically checking this token.
What is the most efficient way to store this username/token
combination for later use by the same thread group to periodically
check the token with the system?
Thanks in advance,
George
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