RE: Different parameters per each user/host

[Sergey Almyashev <Se...@mirasoft.com.ua>]

Use HTML parameter mask or counters with same lower and upper bounds and you will obtain different, but at same time reusable IDs.
I was using this way successive

-----Original Message-----
From: Pep Serrano [mailto:mylists@montblanc.homeip.net]
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 4:11 PM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Diferent parameters per each user/host


Hi all,

I am trying to use HTML parameter mask to set diferent session ids for
each user. I pretend to run the test concurrently in several hosts using
the remote start features. Then, I need each, from all machines, to have
different ids.
In addittion I need to store each user id to reuse it in two more requests.
HTML parameter mask does nothing at all for me.


Thanks,
Pep.




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RE: Different parameters per each user/host

[Pep Serrano <my...@montblanc.homeip.net>]

Hi Sergey

So far, HTML parameter mask didn't work to me. If I define a variable it
doesn't get inserted in the URL requests. I also tried adding the variable
with wildcard value without success.

In case I use counters, and provided I am planning to run the tests
distributed over 5 concurrent hosts, will I have unique IDS on every host?



Cheers,
Pep Serrano.

Sergey Almyashev said:
> Use HTML parameter mask or counters with same lower and upper bounds and
> you will obtain different, but at same time reusable IDs. I was using
> this way successive





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