- Constant pause. Just add Test Action controller after the Transaction controller. Specify the pause duration in ms and be sure that "Pause" item of "Action" option is checked.
- Variable pause. Add Test Action as described above but specify the pause duration as 0 (zero). Then add Uniform Random Timer as a child of Test Action and specify the minimum value and maximum offset value.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tip #3: Pauses in test plan
For complete user simulation you need to add pause after each transaction. In most cases you will use only two types of pauses:
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Nice blog, keep it going.
How can we have a infinite loop and then have a pause between each request. is this possible in jmeter?
DeleteSure it's possible. You can use Loop Controller with the Forever option checked. Also you can add Test Action sampler as a child item of Loop Controller and configure a pause as described in this blog post.
DeleteGreat work. I'm browsing your blog for 10 minutes, and I've already found a lot of useful info. Kudos to you, sir!
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