Re: [Gatling List] using pause value from csv file

[Stéphane Landelle]

Hi Peter,

Sadly, pauses are not currently dynamic.

Can you open an issue, please?

Cheers,

Stéphane

2013/1/28 Peter Lynch <pe...@peterlynch.ca>

The urls for my scenario requests are in a csv feeder file. 

I want to make the pause between requests configurable from a csv file as well. My goal is to have a predictable pause after each request for every simulation run.

It appears I cannot have something like this evaluate properly

.pause("${pause}".toLong milliseconds)

Is there any other way to get the pause value from the csv file?

-Peter

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[Nicolas Rémond]

Hi,

This point is now discussed in the following pull-request : https://github.com/excilys/gatling/pull/979

cheers

Nicolas

[Grégory Bougeard]

Is it operational?

I'm trying to define the pause through a value in my feeder but I always have  [ERROR] i.g.c.a.Pause - 'pause-2' failed to execute

I tried to type the value as String, Int, Long or Duration but I always have this error.

Is my code wrong or is there an issue elsewhere?

[Grégory Bougeard]

with some code

val records = customSeparatorFeeder.records
  val fmt = ISODateTimeFormat.dateTime()
  val feeder = records.sliding(2).map { case Seq(line1, line2) =>
    //    println(s"record $line1")
    val t1 = line1.apply("timestamp")
    val t2 = line2.apply("timestamp")
    val dt1 = fmt.parseDateTime(t1)
    val dt2 = fmt.parseDateTime(t2)
    val diff = Math.abs(dt2.getMillis - dt1.getMillis)
//    println(s"diff t2 $t2  - t1 $t1  = $diff")

    val url = line1.apply("request").split(' ').get(1).substring(prodSite.length)
//    println(url)

    val r = Map("pause" -> (diff milliseconds), "url" -> url, "module" -> url.split('/').head)
      print(s"$r")
      r
  }

  val scn = scenario("test") // A scenario is a chain of requests and pauses
    .repeat(10, "n") {
      feed(feeder)
      .exec(http("${module}")
      .get("${url}"))
      .pause("${pause}")
  }

  setUp(scn.inject(atOnceUsers(1)).protocols(httpConf))