Running HTTP request in sequence in Jmeter

[praveen tiwari <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi All,


I am new to Jmeter and need to understand basic execution flow of Jmeter.
Suppose I have 10 HTTP requests recorded and I am running these 10
requests. Below are confusions I am having:

- How the sequence of these requests is decided by Jmeter?
- Is it possible to run the requests in a specific order? e.g. if I want to
run requests in sequence req1, req2, req3, .....req10 is it possible? or
else if I want sequence to be like req1 10 times, then req2 10 times then
req3 10 times and continue till req10.?
- When we configure the proxy settings while recording scripts, we put
localhost in browser setting, then how we are able to access internet when
we click start in HTTP(s) test script recorder?


Thanks,
Praveen Kumar Tiwari

Re: Running HTTP request in sequence in Jmeter

[praveen tiwari <pr...@gmail.com>]

Hi Prakash,

Thanks for your response!

I am running 10 thread with ramp up time 10 seconds and loop count is set
to 1.

In below screenshot as you can see, I have highlighted "Hotel Index"
request which is being executed randomly.
I want to run the requests in the order as they appear in test plan.

One more question, I am running 10 threads in 10 seconds, and there are 9
requests in test plan. Once we run the script, without any additional
controllers, how execution happens. All 10 threads will run simultaneously
like 10 user hitting the index page together and then all 10 users hitting
next page? or 1 thread will run all 9 requests and then 2nd thread will
start and so on.

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On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Prakash Palnati <
prakash.palnati@snapwiz.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> How many Threads Are you running?
>
> 1. If it is a single thread, the samplers will be executed in the order of
> what they are.
> 2. If you want a specific order check, random order & random controllers.
> 3.If you want specific requests to be run multiple times, for & for-each
> controllers will be helpful
> 4. your traffic from will be directed through a proxy(localhost:port) using
> a certificated installed by Jmeter
>
>
> *Regards,*
>
> *Prakash*
>
> On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 1:10 PM, praveen tiwari <pr...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> >
> > I am new to Jmeter and need to understand basic execution flow of Jmeter.
> > Suppose I have 10 HTTP requests recorded and I am running these 10
> > requests. Below are confusions I am having:
> >
> > - How the sequence of these requests is decided by Jmeter?
> > - Is it possible to run the requests in a specific order? e.g. if I want
> to
> > run requests in sequence req1, req2, req3, .....req10 is it possible? or
> > else if I want sequence to be like req1 10 times, then req2 10 times then
> > req3 10 times and continue till req10.?
> > - When we configure the proxy settings while recording scripts, we put
> > localhost in browser setting, then how we are able to access internet
> when
> > we click start in HTTP(s) test script recorder?
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Praveen Kumar Tiwari
> >
>



-- 
Praveen Kumar Tiwari

Re: Running HTTP request in sequence in Jmeter

[Prakash Palnati <pr...@snapwiz.com>]

Hi,

How many Threads Are you running?

1. If it is a single thread, the samplers will be executed in the order of
what they are.
2. If you want a specific order check, random order & random controllers.
3.If you want specific requests to be run multiple times, for & for-each
controllers will be helpful
4. your traffic from will be directed through a proxy(localhost:port) using
a certificated installed by Jmeter


*Regards,*

*Prakash*

On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 1:10 PM, praveen tiwari <pr...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
>
> I am new to Jmeter and need to understand basic execution flow of Jmeter.
> Suppose I have 10 HTTP requests recorded and I am running these 10
> requests. Below are confusions I am having:
>
> - How the sequence of these requests is decided by Jmeter?
> - Is it possible to run the requests in a specific order? e.g. if I want to
> run requests in sequence req1, req2, req3, .....req10 is it possible? or
> else if I want sequence to be like req1 10 times, then req2 10 times then
> req3 10 times and continue till req10.?
> - When we configure the proxy settings while recording scripts, we put
> localhost in browser setting, then how we are able to access internet when
> we click start in HTTP(s) test script recorder?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Praveen Kumar Tiwari
>