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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Gaƫl LHEZ <gl...@glowria.fr> on 2006/05/03 13:56:53 UTC

Ignoring JDBC from jMeter test

Hi,

I have the following problem : I'd like to test an URL which take some GET
variable, that actually depend on a JDBC query. So : I have an HTTP Request,
with one parameter which is titreId and which contains as value ${titreId}.

To determine titreId, I do the following : I run a JDBC query, and then use
a regexp post processor to get that titreId. 

But :

1. the JDBC request is part of the test, and it will influence the test
because when I test the web server, I also do those queries.

2. I know Java, and I feel ashamed to not use it with jMeter (eg: by adding
a component that would run a java class?)

Is there any solution to avoid influencing the test (ignoring the JDBC
request, etc) ? Note that I don't want (except in last resort) to flush a
set of identifier into a file, and then use it as input, and for some query
that would be simply not possible).

Gael


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