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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Ja...@playstation.sony.com on 2012/03/21 20:44:45 UTC
is there a way to tell if the jmeter test is finished and run a beanshell
script on this event?
I need to close an open file when the test is done. I've tried using a
counter, but the beanshell post processor never seems to get run at the
right time.
Thanks,
Jake Devore
SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
(253) 981-4252
Re: is there a way to tell if the jmeter test is finished and run a
beanshell script on this event?
Posted by Ja...@playstation.sony.com.
I have a post process outside the thread group, but it seems to run with
each sample.
test
-global vars
-beanshell preprocessor opens file in bsh.shared and counter in
bsh.shared(runs with each sample)
-thread
-----beanshell preprocessor that calculates path in http request and
writes to file(runs only if var in global vars is 1)
-----beanshell preprocessor that read path from file and sets http request
path(runs only if var in global vars is 0)
-----http request
-beanshell postprocessor closes file in bsh.shared if counter in
bsh.shared is equal to thread_count * loop_count - 1(runs with each
sample)
Thanks,
Jake Devore
SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
(253) 981-4252
karl <ka...@sitestress.eu>
03/21/2012 01:17 PM
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Hi Jake,
whats about this:
the last sampler could be a beanshell-sampler or in the last sampler a
post-process beanshell
regards
karl
Am 21.03.2012 20:44, schrieb Jake_Devore@playstation.sony.com:
> I need to close an open file when the test is done. I've tried using a
> counter, but the beanshell post processor never seems to get run at the
> right time.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jake Devore
> SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
> (253) 981-4252
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Re: is there a way to tell if the jmeter test is finished and run
a beanshell script on this event?
Posted by karl <ka...@sitestress.eu>.
Hi Jake,
whats about this:
the last sampler could be a beanshell-sampler or in the last sampler a
post-process beanshell
regards
karl
Am 21.03.2012 20:44, schrieb Jake_Devore@playstation.sony.com:
> I need to close an open file when the test is done. I've tried using a
> counter, but the beanshell post processor never seems to get run at the
> right time.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jake Devore
> SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
> (253) 981-4252
--
*Karl Hoffmann*
QA L&P
SITESTRESS.EU.: http://www.sitestress.eu/
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Re: is there a way to tell if the jmeter test is finished and run a
beanshell script on this event?
Posted by Ja...@playstation.sony.com.
I went a completely different direction. So now I gen the files in bash,
and send that in whether I want cached or non cached files. It will work
for my purposes. Thank you for the help.
Jake Devore
SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
(253) 981-4252
sebb <se...@gmail.com>
03/21/2012 04:24 PM
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On 21 March 2012 19:44, <Ja...@playstation.sony.com> wrote:
> I need to close an open file when the test is done.
What opens the file? Is it some add-on code you wrote?
If so, use testEnded() to close it.
> I've tried using a
> counter, but the beanshell post processor never seems to get run at the
> right time.
Listeners are run last of all.
> Thanks,
>
> Jake Devore
> SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
> (253) 981-4252
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Re: is there a way to tell if the jmeter test is finished and run a
beanshell script on this event?
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 21 March 2012 19:44, <Ja...@playstation.sony.com> wrote:
> I need to close an open file when the test is done.
What opens the file? Is it some add-on code you wrote?
If so, use testEnded() to close it.
> I've tried using a
> counter, but the beanshell post processor never seems to get run at the
> right time.
Listeners are run last of all.
> Thanks,
>
> Jake Devore
> SCE WWS OTG Operations Engineering
> (253) 981-4252
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