Hi because you have a ramp time , Thread 2 will start later than thread 1(and if that time is > time after which request1 returns then you will see the behavior above) - but even if the threads started at the same time you would only guarantee that the first request was made in parallel - after that depending on when the responses come in , you cannot guarantee anything - You do have a synchronizing timer that can control how many threads are released simultaneously to a request
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 5:44 AM, Gavin Maselino <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi > Below is a basic diagram of my Jmeter Test: > --Test Plan --CSV Data Set Config (test users) --Thread Group (2 > thread users, 90 sec ramp up, loop count 1) --Loop controller > (loop count 2) --HTTP Requests > What I was expecting to occur (and what I need to occur) is this: > HTTP Request (User 1)HTTP Request (User 2)HTTP Request (User 1)HTTP > Request (User 2) > What is actually happening is this:HTTP Request (User 1)HTTP Request (User > 1)HTTP Request (User 2)HTTP Request (User 2) > > > Can anyone advise why this is and how I can resolve it? > Thanks in advance
