Re: Avoiding concurrent runs of the same test

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

JMeter threads represent independent users, and each thread in a group
runs the same test plan.

So the Interleave Controller won't help.

You could put each test in a separate thread group in the same test
plan and run a single thread in each group.

Perhaps you could explain in a bit more detail why the tests cannot be
run in parallel.

On 30/05/07, Harrison Curtis <hc...@xaware.com> wrote:
> I have approximately 20+ tests that I would like to hit the server with
> as many threads as allocated in the thread group.  However, I do not
> want any one test concurrently running from any of the separate threads.
>
> I thought the Random Order Controller would provide this, but it appears
> to be an independent selection of each child sample for each of the
> allocated threads.  Would the Interleave Controller be a better choice
> or is there a better way to avoid running the test concurrently?
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Bud Curtis
> (719)884-5443
>
>
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Re: Access log playback

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

It does not look at timings

On 04/06/07, Fleming, Scott A <sc...@hp.com> wrote:
> Good morning.
>
> Quick question about jmeter and access log playback.  Does Jmeter just
> read in the file sequentially or does it delay the replay of the url
> based on the time stamp within the log?  I'm working on the assumption
> that it just reads in the file and plays the url back sequentially.
>
> Thanks.  Have a good day.
> -scott
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Access log playback

["Fleming, Scott A" <sc...@hp.com>]

Good morning.

Quick question about jmeter and access log playback.  Does Jmeter just
read in the file sequentially or does it delay the replay of the url
based on the time stamp within the log?  I'm working on the assumption
that it just reads in the file and plays the url back sequentially.

Thanks.  Have a good day.
-scott

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