Hi@all, 1) Now that I've finally managed to setup my test harness I want to test my application which needs a login. Now I read a prepared CSV file with user names and that's OK from a functionality view but I need the CSV file local on all servers to run the scripts on jmeter-server's. This must be a common problem so has anybody already got a solution? 2) Another problem more of you must have had is, how to run a different numbers of threads on different machines (because they have differing HW). I'm currently thinking along the lines of including some logic in the script to get the machine name and then decide, how many threads it can run (from a static table). Anything out there already? Thanx 4 the help Oliver --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: jmeter-user-unsubscribe@jakarta.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: jmeter-user-help@jakarta.apache.org
Hi Oliver,
I'm not sure I understand your first question.
Yes, you need to have the CSV files local on each machine.
Try to refer them using a relative path unless you have installed JMeter in exactly the same directory on all your machines. And don't use blanks in directory or files names (a general advice concerning remote testing).
As to the second question: I remember some postings in the past about setting the number of threads from properties and/or command line arguments. Try to search the archives.
Hope that helps!
Best regards / Viele Grüße
Noam Paz
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Hi@all,
1) Now that I've finally managed to setup my test harness I want to test
my application which needs a login. Now I read a prepared CSV file with
user names and that's OK from a functionality view but I need the CSV
file local on all servers to run the scripts on jmeter-server's. This
must be a common problem so has anybody already got a solution?
2) Another problem more of you must have had is, how to run a different
numbers of threads on different machines (because they have differing
HW). I'm currently thinking along the lines of including some logic in
the script to get the machine name and then decide, how many threads it
can run (from a static table). Anything out there already?
Thanx 4 the help
Oliver
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