Hi deepak,
Always great to receive an answer from you :-)
I've checked all of those. The three missing samples have status code 200 in
the access_log from the first server it is .
In all cases I would expect JMeter to at least register it as a sample, also
if the response would be a 3xx.
It should never happen that the access_log contains more samples than
JMeter.
Because of the Counter variable I'm absolutely sure they are unique samples.
To go a little deeper into the script:
* User Parameters
* Thread Group
** Counter
** Aggregated Report with filename
..\\runs\\${__time(yyyy-MM-dd_HHmm,TIMESTAMP)}_Application.jtl
** Response Assertion (check for disclaimer message in all responses
** Test action with Constant Throughput Timer as child (for pacing purpose
set to 30 samples per minute)
** Random Controller
*** HTTTP Header Manager with User-Agent = ${ApplicationName}-${Counter}
*** 15 different transaction controllers with 1 HTTP Request as child
All HTTP requests are method Get and have 2 or more parameters send in the
path.
Some of the HTTP Requests have a BeanShell PreProcessor as child because
there is a functional issue where the response contains is a 404, while it
shouldn't.
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