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I calculate some statistics (e.g. average request duration) while my tests are running using code similar to this:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27446405/2173353
However, I want to know when the test is done running (all the samplers have executed), so that I act upon the statistics then, and not before that. Essentially, I want to assert on the average duration of the requests when all requests are done.
Is there a way to execute code when the test is about to finish?
jmeter
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I calculate some statistics (e.g. average request duration) while my tests are running using code similar to this:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27446405/2173353
However, I want to know when the test is done running (all the samplers have executed), so that I act upon the statistics then, and not before that. Essentially, I want to assert on the average duration of the requests when all requests are done.
Is there a way to execute code when the test is about to finish?
jmeter
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
add a comment |
I calculate some statistics (e.g. average request duration) while my tests are running using code similar to this:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27446405/2173353
However, I want to know when the test is done running (all the samplers have executed), so that I act upon the statistics then, and not before that. Essentially, I want to assert on the average duration of the requests when all requests are done.
Is there a way to execute code when the test is about to finish?
jmeter
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
I calculate some statistics (e.g. average request duration) while my tests are running using code similar to this:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27446405/2173353
However, I want to know when the test is done running (all the samplers have executed), so that I act upon the statistics then, and not before that. Essentially, I want to assert on the average duration of the requests when all requests are done.
Is there a way to execute code when the test is about to finish?
jmeter
jmeter
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
asked Mar 22 at 14:32
user2173353user2173353
2,52142958
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You must probably be looking for the tearDown Thread Group. It is some form of "special" thread group, the difference from "normal" Thread Groups is that the tearDown Thread Group is being executed after all other Thread Groups therefore you will be able to perform your "near the end" actions there.
More information: How to Use the SetUp Thread Group in JMeter When Preparing a Load Test
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
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Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell'sbsh.sharedfor Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)
– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
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props.put('key', value)should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed
– Dmitri T
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You must probably be looking for the tearDown Thread Group. It is some form of "special" thread group, the difference from "normal" Thread Groups is that the tearDown Thread Group is being executed after all other Thread Groups therefore you will be able to perform your "near the end" actions there.
More information: How to Use the SetUp Thread Group in JMeter When Preparing a Load Test
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
75.2k33766
Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell'sbsh.sharedfor Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)
– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
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props.put('key', value)should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed
– Dmitri T
Mar 22 at 16:25
add a comment |
You must probably be looking for the tearDown Thread Group. It is some form of "special" thread group, the difference from "normal" Thread Groups is that the tearDown Thread Group is being executed after all other Thread Groups therefore you will be able to perform your "near the end" actions there.
More information: How to Use the SetUp Thread Group in JMeter When Preparing a Load Test
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
75.2k33766
Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell'sbsh.sharedfor Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)
– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
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props.put('key', value)should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed
– Dmitri T
Mar 22 at 16:25
add a comment |
You must probably be looking for the tearDown Thread Group. It is some form of "special" thread group, the difference from "normal" Thread Groups is that the tearDown Thread Group is being executed after all other Thread Groups therefore you will be able to perform your "near the end" actions there.
More information: How to Use the SetUp Thread Group in JMeter When Preparing a Load Test
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
75.2k33766
You must probably be looking for the tearDown Thread Group. It is some form of "special" thread group, the difference from "normal" Thread Groups is that the tearDown Thread Group is being executed after all other Thread Groups therefore you will be able to perform your "near the end" actions there.
More information: How to Use the SetUp Thread Group in JMeter When Preparing a Load Test
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
75.2k33766
answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
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answered Mar 22 at 15:29
Dmitri TDmitri T
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answered Mar 22 at 15:29
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Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell'sbsh.sharedfor Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)
– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
1
props.put('key', value)should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed
– Dmitri T
Mar 22 at 16:25
add a comment |
Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell'sbsh.sharedfor Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)
– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
1
props.put('key', value)should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed
– Dmitri T
Mar 22 at 16:25
Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell's
bsh.shared for Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
Thanks. The only problem is that it looks like that you cannot access the variables of another thread group from that tearDown thread group, so I will probably try to use properties instead. Or maybe try to find something similar to BeanShell's
bsh.shared for Groovy. Any extra hints are welcome. :)– user2173353
Mar 22 at 15:50
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props.put('key', value) should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed– Dmitri T
Mar 22 at 16:25
props.put('key', value) should do the trick for you. See The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article for more details if needed– Dmitri T
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