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This is a discussion on Jmeter for load testing and stress testing within the LoadRunner forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hello I have few few question on Jmeter for load testing and stress testing,Can any one give me brief introduction how can i use beanshell with Jmeter. I wants to ...
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Jmeter for load testing and stress testing
Hello
I have few few question on Jmeter for load testing and stress testing,Can any one give me brief introduction how can i use beanshell with Jmeter. I wants to store String length to the global variablein my application. Do u know how it is possible? |
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Re: Jmeter for load testing and stress testing
HI dhamodharan2006,
I dont know anything about Jmeter, but here is a url JMeter - User's Manual: Functions and Variables Now storing a global is easy enough. At vuser_init() setup your globals. long file; char *filename = "c:\\webtours_Log.txt"; vuser_init() { |
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