Hi,
I would like to have a test that logs in, does some actions for a specified
runtime. If during the runtime an assertion fails (session expired), the
virtual users should go back and login again.
How can I achieve this in the nicest way?
I could use the following, but I don't know how to set a variable if the
assertion fails for example
runtime controller
if controller (if no session)
login
beanshell set session=true
request1
assertion1
request2
assertion2
request3
...
I probably (?) would then need to use bean shell assertions that set the
session variable to false if they find out that it has expired. In the next
loop of the runtime controller the test would then login again.
I don't like this solution as I cannot make use of the exisiting JMeter
assertions (response assertion) but would need to code it myself in all the
beanshell assertions, only to be able to set a variable. Maybe I could access
the assertion results form a post processor - somewhat better except it fills
my tree with more and more elements.
Another problem with this approach is that I use module controllers to re use
elements like login in a way that login must not be child element of my test
case's runtime controller...
In fact what I would need is a "On error goto x" and "resume" construct which
would jump to login in case of this specific error. I guess this is not
foreseen, right?
Thank you,
Jens
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