bshFoo = (vars.get(Foo));
bshFoo = Four;
vars.put(Foo, +bshFoo);
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You don't need to use + to convert bshFoo into a String! It's already a
String! And using + to convert something to a String is the wrong way to
do that, anyway!
God!
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I was wondering if there is a limit on how many loop controllers can go in
one Test Plan or Thread? I am looking to put 500-2000, but in past I've
only done around 100. Anyone know if this is going to be a problem?
Thanks
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On 23 September 2011 15:11, mkt michaelkturner...@gmail.com wrote:
I was wondering if there is a limit on how many loop controllers can go in
one Test Plan or Thread? I am looking to put 500-2000, but in past I've
only done around 100. Anyone know if this is going to be a problem?
I don't
I will running from the command line so Module is out. I started with
variables, but ran into an issue. There are some users that get pages
returned that others don't but the logic is done in PL/SQL and I don't see a
way to use any logic controller to key off of this. There are no javascript
On 23 September 2011 15:32, mkt michaelkturner...@gmail.com wrote:
I will running from the command line so Module is out. I started with
The Module Controller does work in non-GUI mode (and client-server);
the JMeter unit test file BatchTestLocal.jmx includes an example.
variables, but ran
Heh, I'm a programmer. I have to admit though, that I very rarely check my
return value for null after vars.get. I figure if my BSF sampler fails with
a null pointer exception, I should know what's going on. Using + for
string conversion is probably a little less efficient than
How are the variables used? Are they HTTP Parameters? Are you using GET or
POST?
If using GET, then parameters are ignored if the name is blank, so
that may be one way to do it.
*Using POST and this is Oracle forms.*
Also, the Switch Controller might be useful; add child samples with
1,2,3 etc.
http://theworkaholic.blogspot.com/2010/03/dynamic-parameters-in-jmeter.html
for an example on how to add a variable number of parameters to the sampler
(you will have to change to read from CSV)
regards
deepak
On Fri, Sep 23, 2011 at 8:21 AM, mkt michaelkturner...@gmail.com wrote:
How are the
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