Am 11. Mai 2015 16:12:36 MESZ, schrieb Erez Naim <e...@theneura.com>:
>Of course, What I meant is that I want that my 100 concurrent users
>will click all 54 links concurrently (all together) as for sequentially
>it's another interesting scenario but this is not what I meant in my
>current test.
If you really want your 100 users click the 54 links concurrently, you will
need 5400 threads :)
But I think you mean the 100 users will run concurrently and click the links
sequentially.
I will try to do a bit of ASCII art on my phone to show you what I understood.
Time flows from the top to the bottom and concurrent threads from left to right
(named by the simulated user)
LoopNr. UserA UserB ....
1 LinkA LinkA ...
2 LinkB LinkB ...
3 ... ...
4 ... ...
If you want this, then use a thread group with 100 threads and 54 iterations.
For the link destinations you can use the CSV Data set with share mode set to
current thread as I wrote in my first response.
If you want something else, you could try to draw a sequence diagram and use
that to explain your needs.
Regards
Felix
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Flavio Cysne [mailto:flaviocy...@gmail.com]
>Sent: Monday, May 11, 2015 5:10 PM
>To: JMeter Users List
>Subject: RE: CSV - how to simulate each user will use all values from
>CSV file?
>
>Will users run concurrently or sequentially? You said that the first
>user will click all 54 links, then the second and so on. To me, it's
>like a sequential behavior. A concurrent one means that all 100 users
>will click the first link, then all goes for the second link and so on.
>
>Could you give more details on your need?
>
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