Hi,
I have a CSV that contains parts of an URI:
/new.html
/part.html
/some.html
In my test I loop over the CSV using variable $SUBPAGE. Now, one part
can contain parameters:
/new.html?period=1
/new.html?period=2
etc.
I thought of making the number a random variable (1,2,3,4,5) and
including the variable name in the CSV:
/new.html?period=${RANDNUM}
which would then translate to '?period=1' , '?period=2', etc.
Unfortunately that doesn't work, as jmeter won't fill in the variable. I
could remove the '/new.html' from my original CSV and make a separate
request for that, using the RANDNUM variable, but perhaps there's a
better way. Any advice is welcome!
regards,
Léon
I have a CSV that contains parts of an URI:
/new.html
/part.html
/some.html
In my test I loop over the CSV using variable $SUBPAGE. Now, one part
can contain parameters:
/new.html?period=1
/new.html?period=2
etc.
I thought of making the number a random variable (1,2,3,4,5) and
including the variable name in the CSV:
/new.html?period=${RANDNUM}
which would then translate to '?period=1' , '?period=2', etc.
Unfortunately that doesn't work, as jmeter won't fill in the variable. I
could remove the '/new.html' from my original CSV and make a separate
request for that, using the RANDNUM variable, but perhaps there's a
better way. Any advice is welcome!
regards,
Léon