Hi
then that is straight forward. Use a CSV Data Set Config. If your CSV only
has one column , then in the field called Variable Names specify a single
value e.g. url (should have as many names here as you have columns in CSV).
Then in your Sampler use ${url}.
The other thing is how you want to iterate over your values.
Thread Group
+WhileController = ${__javaScript("${url}"!="<EOF>")}
++HTTP Sampler (path = ${url})
++CSV Data Set Config (Variable Names = url , Recycle = false , Stop Thread
= false , Sharing Mode = depends on what you want to do - Usually All
threads or Current thread)
regards
deepak
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 8:34 PM, piranha <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi Deepak,
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> thnx for ur reply.
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> URLs should be :
>
> Req1 : /link1
> Req2 : /link2
> Req3 : /link3
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> link1, link2, link3 should be read from csv file ...
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