Hi Deepak
Ignore my previous email
I've followed option - b on your email
Drive it through the CSV file and use the IF controller to control the
requests e.g. CSV file would be username, password, Task (with 1/0 for the
values of the flags)
Thread Group
CSV data set Config
Http request login
Http request home
if Controller ("${task}" == "Email#1")
HttpRequestEmail
if Controller ("${task}" == "Call#1")
HttpRequestCall
User home page appears as a table
Section name - List Tasks
Column Headers - Task, Campaign, List name, List count, Task Status,
Duration
When I ran the test, my test is passed, but the http request under If
controller is not executed. I am stuck here.
Kindly assist me how do I proceed..
-----Original Message-----
From: Deepak Shetty [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 10:01 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: how do i test for concurrent 100 users traversing dynamic pages
Hi
Im not sure I understand you correctly.I think you are trying to say that
different users have different links available to them once they login and
the test should only access links available to the user. If so, read on.
otherwise please explain preferably with clearer examples.
Jmeter is not a browser. If you have a HTTP request sampler, Jmeter will
make the request . it will not check whether or not the link was present on
the previous page (The closest equivalent is if the user directly typed the
links into the browser address bar (whether or not these links are there in
the content of the first page)
If you need different users to have different journeys, then you have
(Atleast) the following approaches
a. Create Different Journeys in your test plan itself and use the various
controllers that Jmeter provides to perform those journeys
e.g.
Thread Group email related
CSV Data set config (To parameterize Usernames/pwds for say your email
link only )
Http request 1 login
Http request Home
Http request email
Thread Group call related
CSV Data set config (To parameterize Usernames/pwds for say your call
link only )
Http request 1 login
Http request Home
Http request call
OR
b. Drive it through the CSV file and use the IF controller to control the
requests
e.g. CSV file would be username, password, canEmail,canCall,canDirectEmail
(with 1/0 for the values of the flags)
Thread Group
CSV data set Config
Http request login
Http request home
if Controller ("${canEmail}" == "1")
HttpRequestEmail
if Controller ("${canCall}" == "1")
HttpRequestCall
....
OR
c. Make the test links dynamic using Post Processors like Regex extractors
Thread Group
CSV data set Config
Http request login
Http request home
Regex post processor , extract links that you are interested in
For each Controller (over extracted link from regex )
request the link
Maybe more post processors to extract further dynamic links
Maybe If conditions based on what the link should do
regards
deepak
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 3:19 AM, Vijay <[email protected]> wrote:
> Good day,
>
>
>
> I have a scenario to test the load of the application for various users
> performing their activities. Just logging in and clicking on some
> activities
> in their home page (not all the users will have activities).
>
> I've used Jmeter proxy to record this scenario for one user where the
> second
> thread (Call#1 has some id's (dynamic ids)) and used the same thread
> without
> modifying the test script.
>
> I found all the users are forward to the same page using the same link
even
> when the link is not available for other users.
>
>
>
>
>
> Test Plan
>
> - Thread group
>
> - HTTP Request defaults
>
> - HTTP Cookie Manager
>
> - Http Request 1 - Login page
>
> - CSV Data set config (To parameterize Usernames/pwds)
>
> - Http Request 2 - Clicking on a link on user homepage
> (moreover the user homepage has some activity like, Email/Call/Direct Mail
> links which forward user to a different page.
>
>
>
> Kindly can any one help out, how do I proceed to make the test successful.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Vijay
>
>
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