Comments on: JMeter and Web Services - Part II http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/ Software Development, Politics, Movies, Music, and more Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:25:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Sergey http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/#comment-425 Sergey Wed, 17 Sep 2008 08:36:55 +0000 http://mattharrah.com/blog/?p=109#comment-425 Is it some way to stop execution of current Loop iteration and switch to next one (if exist)? Smth like SampleResult.setStopThread(true) for BeanShell, but for Loop instead of Thread. TIA. Is it some way to stop execution of current Loop iteration and switch to next one (if exist)?
Smth like SampleResult.setStopThread(true) for BeanShell, but for Loop instead of Thread.
TIA.

]]> By: Simone:) http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/#comment-160 Simone:) Thu, 26 Jun 2008 12:53:55 +0000 http://mattharrah.com/blog/?p=109#comment-160 Great article!!! I was looking for something like this to learn who to use parameters in the JMeter. Thanks for share your knows with us. Regards! Great article!!!

I was looking for something like this to learn who to use parameters in the JMeter.
Thanks for share your knows with us.

Regards!

]]> By: Matt http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/#comment-114 Matt Mon, 02 Jun 2008 21:54:39 +0000 http://mattharrah.com/blog/?p=109#comment-114 Actually, JMeter *can* read a CSV file. Instead of using the __StringFromFile() function, use __CSVRead(fn,colnum). This way, one CSV file can contain multiple related columns on the same row. Each thread gets its own row, and calls to __CSVRead() will return the specified column from that row. Actually, JMeter *can* read a CSV file. Instead of using the __StringFromFile() function, use __CSVRead(fn,colnum). This way, one CSV file can contain multiple related columns on the same row. Each thread gets its own row, and calls to __CSVRead() will return the specified column from that row.

]]> By: Garry http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/#comment-113 Garry Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:23:41 +0000 http://mattharrah.com/blog/?p=109#comment-113 Great article, Obviously it is possible to parameterize your scripts using JMeter, my question regarding this is what if you test requires you not to re-use the used variables, i.e. end of file is reached and you dont want it to loop, is it possible to stop the loop? Another question relating jmeter is that I currently have a situation where I will loop the quantity of web services for a designated time of 3 hours.. with a transaction count of x per hour. Inlcuding that I also have 40 threats to simulate concurrent transactions/users. Is it possible to make the parameters unique. I must only ever use a variable once. thus my text file will be very large. Now i presume you used 2 files as JMeter cannot read a CSV file? and determine the matching of rows? thus you would require only 1 file rather then 2 in your article. Is this correct? So if i have username and password I must have 2 files? Great article,

Obviously it is possible to parameterize your scripts using JMeter, my question regarding this is what if you test requires you not to re-use the used variables, i.e. end of file is reached and you dont want it to loop, is it possible to stop the loop?

Another question relating jmeter is that I currently have a situation where I will loop the quantity of web services for a designated time of 3 hours.. with a transaction count of x per hour. Inlcuding that I also have 40 threats to simulate concurrent transactions/users.

Is it possible to make the parameters unique. I must only ever use a variable once. thus my text file will be very large. Now i presume you used 2 files as JMeter cannot read a CSV file? and determine the matching of rows? thus you would require only 1 file rather then 2 in your article. Is this correct?

So if i have username and password I must have 2 files?

]]> By: Rocket Surgery » JMeter and Web Services - Part I http://mattharrah.com/blog/software-development/jmeter-and-web-services-part-ii/#comment-84 Rocket Surgery » JMeter and Web Services - Part I Sun, 11 May 2008 16:34:31 +0000 http://mattharrah.com/blog/?p=109#comment-84 [...] blog entries on JMeter will include how to make the data of your tests variable, and how to automate the execution of the [...] [...] blog entries on JMeter will include how to make the data of your tests variable, and how to automate the execution of the [...]

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