Use case
Add a thread variable __jmv_THREAD_START_TIME_ITERATION that contains the System.currentTimeMillis() when the iteration start for the current thread (or the variable name : __jmv_START_TIME_ITERATION)
This thread variable will useful for a new Pacing Timer or Pacing Pause
The pacing is the minimum time before the next iteration.
The Pacing Timer will dynamically compute the waiting time to add the duration of current iteration to the pacing time.
E.g:
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 25 sec, we will add dynamically 5 sec.
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 20 sec, we will add dynamically 10 sec.
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 32 sec, we will add dynamically 0 sec because the current time duration is greater than the Pacing time.
Current time iteration duration for the thread is (System.currentTime() - Long.parseLong(__jmv_THREAD_START_TIME_ITERATION )).
Possible solution
Add a new variable in JMeterVariables classe likes :
private long startTimeIteration = resetStartTimeIteration();
and setter getter :
public void resetStartTimeIteration() {
startTimeIteration = System.currentTimeMillis();
}
public long getStartTimeIteration() {
return startTimeIteration;
}
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This variable is Unmodifiable JMeter Variables. Add in UnmodifiableJMeterVariables classe
@Override
public int getStartTimeIteration() {
return variables.getStartTimeIteration();
}
@Override
public int resetStartTimeIteration() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
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Maybe in JMeterThread classe
void notifyTestListeners() {
threadVars.incIteration();
threadVars.resetStartTimeIteration();
for (TestIterationListener listener : testIterationStartListeners) {
Possible workarounds
No response
JMeter Version
6.0
Java Version
open JDK 17
OS Version
All OS
Use case
Add a thread variable __jmv_THREAD_START_TIME_ITERATION that contains the System.currentTimeMillis() when the iteration start for the current thread (or the variable name : __jmv_START_TIME_ITERATION)
This thread variable will useful for a new Pacing Timer or Pacing Pause
The pacing is the minimum time before the next iteration.
The Pacing Timer will dynamically compute the waiting time to add the duration of current iteration to the pacing time.
E.g:
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 25 sec, we will add dynamically 5 sec.
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 20 sec, we will add dynamically 10 sec.
Pacing 30 sec and the current time duration for the thread is 32 sec, we will add dynamically 0 sec because the current time duration is greater than the Pacing time.
Current time iteration duration for the thread is (System.currentTime() - Long.parseLong(__jmv_THREAD_START_TIME_ITERATION )).
Possible solution
Add a new variable in JMeterVariables classe likes :
private long startTimeIteration = resetStartTimeIteration();
This variable is Unmodifiable JMeter Variables. Add in UnmodifiableJMeterVariables classe
@Override public int getStartTimeIteration() { return variables.getStartTimeIteration(); }======================================Maybe in JMeterThread classe
void notifyTestListeners() {
threadVars.incIteration();
threadVars.resetStartTimeIteration();
for (TestIterationListener listener : testIterationStartListeners) {
Possible workarounds
No response
JMeter Version
6.0
Java Version
open JDK 17
OS Version
All OS