RE: Remote Testing - Multiple logins of the same user not allowed at any point of time

["BAZLEY, Sebastian" <Se...@london.sema.slb.com>]

Or, if you are already using CSVRead, you can use the StringFromFile
function instead. CSVRead currently only supports a single file, and is a
bit more complicated to use if you only have a single variable.

If you just want different values on both systems, you could consider
combining the common value with something that is unique to the host.

For example, if the common value is a number (1,2,3,4 ...) you could combine
this with machineName() to get (e.g.) saturn1, saturn2, ... and mars1,
mars2, mars3.

For more control over the unique value, use a property, and refer to it
using the __property() function. The property can be put into
jmeter.properties or provided on the command line.

S.
-----Original Message-----
From: Applabs Team [mailto:applabs007@yahoo.com]
Sent: 13 January 2004 12:11
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Remote Testing - Multiple logins of the same user not
allowed at any point of time



Hi Eda

 

Use CSVRead function for reading the user parameters in the 
remote testing. CSVRead function in the remote testing requires 
a separate CSV file at each remote server. Thereby we can 
specify different user parameters in different CSV files.

 

Thanks
Applabs Team

Eda Srinivasareddy <ed...@yahoo.com> wrote: 

Hi All

My application does not accept multiple logins of the same user 
at any point of time. What it does is, if the same user logs-in 
in a second browser, he will be logged out in the first 
browser. Thus it sees that at any point of time a particular 
user will not have more than one session.

My test script i.e. JMX file contains some http samplers, which 
hits my application. The number of threads in my thread group 
is 2 (say USER1 and USER2). When I use this script for remote 
testing with more than one remote server (say 3 remote 
servers), the same script will be used at all the 3 remote 
servers. Thereby USER1 and USER2 will be logged in from all the 
3 remote servers. But because of the nature of my application 
explained at the beginning always only 2 users will be hitting 
the application and thus my intension of creating 6 users is 
not fulfilled. 

So my doubt here is, is there a way to use different users at 
different remote servers, but all are reporting to the controller?

Thanks
Eda


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