Hi Viet, One kludgy thing you could do is to create a perl or shell script to modify your .jmx (xml) file and write a new temporary .jmx file with the appropriate thread groups enabled/disabled. Your script would then run that temporary .jmx. At the end, your script would erase the temporary .jmx. This should be easy enough if you give your groups unique names for which you can search with a regexp. Then just search for the first enclosing ="enabled" (or disabled), and set it to what you want.
Regards, Marc viet nguyen wrote: > my plan is as follows > > ThreadGroup1 (loop 2000 times) > --java request > --constant timer > > ThreadGroup2 (loop 1000 times) > --java request > --constant timer > > How do I use properties to enable/disable a particular thread group? or is > there other mechanism to do so without creating 2 different jmx files or the > obvious right-click enable/disable? Another word I want to run the load > test with varying configuration from the command line > > jmeter -nt loadtest.jmx -q lite.properties (run thread group A only) > > or > > jmeter -nt loadtest.jmx -q full.properties (run a full blown 2 thread > groups) > > > > > -- Marc Chiarini CompSci PhD Candidate Tufts University Medford, MA 02155 http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~mchiar01
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