a different thread group for login?

[Jaw Dat <id...@gmail.com>]

I was wondering how to load-test applications which require login at
first? Where can I find resources that address this?

At first I thought I'd use two scheduled thread groups, such that the
second thread group starts only after the first one finishes, where the
first thread group simulates a number of users logging in , and the
second thread group simulates their interaction with the tested
application after succesful logins. But on second thought, this is
rather naive. How would I account for each simulated user's session
(cookies, sess_id, etc) ?
Any ideas resources, on how the community does this? 

Thanks in advance, 

Dat.


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what kinds of tests can JMeter be used for?

[Jaw Dat <id...@gmail.com>]

Sometimes the subject just says all that needs to be said. Tia.

Dat.


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Re: a different thread group for login?

[Marc Anthony Winoto <ma...@netregistry.com.au>]

Easy.

All you do is have each thread in your thread group login, then test the functionality you want. 
So something like:

Thread Group
- HTTP Cookie Manager (this handles all the cookie stuff)
- Sampler 1 - Login
- Sampler 2 - Test function A
- Sampler 3 - Test function B


Jaw Dat wrote:
> I was wondering how to load-test applications which require login at
> first? Where can I find resources that address this?
> 
> At first I thought I'd use two scheduled thread groups, such that the
> second thread group starts only after the first one finishes, where the
> first thread group simulates a number of users logging in , and the
> second thread group simulates their interaction with the tested
> application after succesful logins. But on second thought, this is
> rather naive. How would I account for each simulated user's session
> (cookies, sess_id, etc) ?
> Any ideas resources, on how the community does this? 
> 
> Thanks in advance, 
> 
> Dat.
> 
> 
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