RE: how can i see which thread is currently being run?(solution t o RAMP DOWN!)

["BAZLEY, Sebastian" <se...@atosorigin.com>]

I've recently checked in some changes to the 2.0 branch which allow you to
stop a test or stop an individual thread (by name) using a BeanShell server
connection. This is intended for use when running in batch mode, but should
work in other modes too.

Have a look in extras/startup.bsh for details - this will contain a
definition of stopEngine() if you've got the updated version.

Once the server is started, just connect to the port using a Java-enabled
browser, or connect to port+1 using telnet. Choose port pair that is not
visible beyond the firewall...

==

You can also use BeanShell to set a property, and have the test use the
property to determine wait times or throughput or whatever. We're using that
for throughput (this has been in JMeter for some while).

S.
-----Original Message-----
From: nlunebur [mailto:nlunebur@lisasoft.com]
Sent: 30 June 2004 00:06
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: how can i see which thread is currently being run?(solution
to RAMP DOWN!)


yeah stupid me. i realized that soon after!
by the way, i've figured a way to ramp down!

i have a Counter, then and If Controller with all the http requests 
underneath.
in my If Controller i have : ${__threadNum} >= ${counter}

now i just gotta figure a way to manipulate the counter so i can also
control the ramp down /period.

/woohoo!
nicole

Michael Stover wrote:

>Make the name of the HttpRequest element be: "request-${threadNum}" and
>then in the Tree Listener, you'll see the name with the thread number
>for each request.
>
>-Mike
>
>On Mon, 2004-06-28 at 23:40, nlunebur wrote:
>  
>
>>hi all,
>>i've implemented (in theory) a way to run the http requests under the 
>>thread group only if the ${threadNum}
>>is at a particular value.
>>i want a way where i can see if it is really only running that 
>>particular thread number.
>>is there a way i can do this?
>>
>>i have:
>>
>>Thread Group
>>    If Controller (if threadNum = 2)
>>        HttpRequests
>>
>>i thought perhaps i can have some sort of jmeter element where i can see 
>>the thread number being run.
>>
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Solution to Ramp Down Option

[nlunebur <nl...@lisasoft.com>]

Hi All,
what i've done is something like this:

Thread Group (ramp-up period = 0, loop count = 1)
          Loop Controller
                      If Controller (Condition = ${__threadNum} <= 1)
                                  Http Requests
           Loop Controller
                      If Controller (Condition = ${__threadNum} <= 2)
                                  Http Requests    
          Loop Controller
                      If Controller (Condition = ${__threadNum} <= 3)
                                  Http Requests  

           etc ...

this way u can ramp down, and the period of ramp down can be set via the 
loop counts.
enjoy!

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