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startup delay by JMeterThread initialization
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startup delay by JMeterThread initialization
takeichim@nttdata.co.jp changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Summary|startup delay by |startup delay by
|JMeterThread initialization |JMeterThread initialization
------- Additional Comments From takeichim@nttdata.co.jp 2004-06-21 10:29 -------
I'll propose a solution for this issue.
This will enable all the JMeterThread to start at the same time as possible.
As a result, rampup timings will become more accurate.
My proposal consists of the following changes
1) A JMeterThread waits for the other JMeterThreads in ThreadGroup
to be ready.
2) And then ,the JMeterThreads are notified all together.
Attachments are patch files for this solution.
This function becomes effective when 'sync_threads' property is 'true'
in jmeter.properties.
sync_threads=true
[Note]
This function cannot support a synchronization of JMeterThreads
in different ThreadGroups.
Please let me hear your comments.
Thank you.
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