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Question about grinder

Yong Fu
I am not familiar with grinder, so there a questions before using ngrinder:

Does the grinder support sending request with constant rate/throughput?
The Jmeter has timer component such as ‘Constant Throughput Timer’, which can control the sending request rate to server, it’s useful when i have build a performance workload.
if yes, how it implementation?

Yong
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Re: Question about grinder

Yong Fu
Does anybody can give the answer?
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Re: Question about grinder

Gisoo.Gwon
Do you want like this?

@RunWith(GrinderRunner)
class TestRunner {
   
    @RunRate(70)
    @Test
    void reqMain() {
           request.GET("http://url/man")
    }
 
    @RunRate(30)
    @Test
    void reqDetail() {
           request.GET("http://url/menu/detail")
    }
}
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Re: Question about grinder

sum2000
Thank you.
I think the annotation “RunRate” is not what I want. The really requirement is how to control the rate of sending out request within unit time, such as 10 requests/min.
Is there an implementation? or How can I implementation in Ngrinder?


Yong Fu


On Aug 7, 2015, at 10:09, Gisoo.Gwon [via ngrinder] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Do you want like this?

@RunWith(GrinderRunner)
class TestRunner {
   
    @RunRate(70)
    @Test
    void reqMain() {
           request.GET("http://url/man")
    }
 
    @RunRate(30)
    @Test
    void reqDetail() {
           request.GET("http://url/menu/detail")
    }
}


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