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Date: Sun, 7 Aug 2005 20:08:20 -0400
From: Peter Lin <woolfel@gmail.com>
To: JMeter Users List <jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org>
Subject: Re: Constant Throughput Timer Troubles
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References: <6134F668515B04409948FBEB644A3E0D34384E@msmail.textwise.com>

constant throughput attempts to send requests at a constante request
rate. Hafve you tried it without the switch?

peter lin


On 8/7/05, Jeremy Dahlgren <jdahlgren@textwise.com> wrote:
> I have a test that needs to spread 1285200 requests across 3.5 hours.  Th=
e same test also needs to spread 25200 requests of a different category acr=
oss the same 3.5 hours.  My test plan has two thread groups.  In each threa=
d group there is a user parameters that reads requests from a file.  The fi=
le has an integer that determines the request type and then the request par=
ameters.  After the user parameters there are constant throughput timers an=
d a switch controller holding the samplers.  The constant throughput timers=
 use properties passed in from the command line.  The first gets 1285200 / =
210 =3D 6120 samples per minute and the second gets 25200 / 210 =3D 120 sam=
ples per minute.  The problem is that the test completes in 2 hours and 20 =
minutes.  I was under the impression that the constant throughput timer thr=
ottles the samples executed "within the container where you put the timer" =
which in my test is the thread group.   Is there a problem with the constru=
ction of my test plan?  I'm not sure why the requests aren't being spread e=
venly across the 3.5 hours.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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> Thanks,
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> Jeremy
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> thread group 0
> -- user parameters
> -- constant throughput timer
> -- switch controller
>   -- sampler 0
>   -- sampler 1
>   -- sampler 2
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> thread group 1
> -- user parameters
> -- constant throughput timer
> -- switch controller
>   -- sampler 0
>   -- sampler 1
>   -- sampler 2
>   -- sampler 3
>   -- sampler 4
>   -- sampler 5
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