Logic Controllers allow you to customize the logic that JMeter uses to decide when to send requests. For example, you can use Random Controllers to send HTTP requests to the server randomly.
Logic Controllers let you define the order of processing Samplers in a Thread, as you customize the logic that JMeter uses to send requests. A Logic Controller changes the order of requests that come from its sub-elements, or child elements. The child elements of a Logic Controller may comprise Samplers, Configuration Elements, and more Logic Controllers. For these requests, JMeter may randomly select (using Random Controller), repeat (using Loop Controller), interchange (using Interleave Controller) etc.
Several Logic Controllers can be combined to achieve various results.
A Loop Controller Control Panel looks like the following figure:
The following list consists of all the Logic Controllers JMeter provides:
Logic Controllers let you define the order of processing Samplers in a Thread, as you customize the logic that JMeter uses to send requests. A Logic Controller changes the order of requests that come from its sub-elements, or child elements. The child elements of a Logic Controller may comprise Samplers, Configuration Elements, and more Logic Controllers. For these requests, JMeter may randomly select (using Random Controller), repeat (using Loop Controller), interchange (using Interleave Controller) etc.
Several Logic Controllers can be combined to achieve various results.
A Loop Controller Control Panel looks like the following figure:
The following list consists of all the Logic Controllers JMeter provides:
- Simple Controller
- Loop Controller
- Once Only Controller
- Interleave Controller
- Random Controller
- Random Order Controller
- Throughput Controller
- Runtime Controller
- If Controller
- While Controller
- Switch Controller
- ForEach Controller
- Module Controller
- Include Controller
- Transaction Controller
- Recording Controller
