📓
📓
📓
📓
Loadium Wiki
Search…
📓
📓
📓
📓
Loadium Wiki
Loadium Wiki
ABOUT LOADIUM
Features
Pricing
VUH - Virtual User Hour
Subscription
GETTING STARTED
Getting Started with Loadium
Things To Pay Attention Before Running Test
Loadium On Premise
Loadium Record&Play
CREATING TEST ON LOADIUM
Creating Your First Test
Jmeter Test
Gatling Test
HTTP Test
Web Driver Test
Tests Menu
What Project Tab Is Used For?
RUNNING TEST ON LOADIUM
Sandbox
Split CSV
Dedicated IP
TPS
Geolocation
Network Type
Test Failure Settings
Flexible Thread Scheduling
Load Test Metrics
Jmeter Corner
Built-in JMeter Functions
How to Install JMeter Plugins
Record and Play Load Testing With Jmeter in 5 Steps
Websocket with Apache JMeter
JMeter Timers
Handling Error Messages of JMeter Tests in Loadium
Details of Throughput Controller in JMeter (Splitting Threads to Different Requests)
How to Add a Varying Number of Parameters in Apache JMeter
Local Network Simulation On JMeter
Running Load Test with FTP Server
JMeter Tutorial for HTTP 1.1 & HTTP2
Gatling Corner
Introduction to Gatling
Gatling Recorder
Gatling Pros&Cons
KPI MANAGEMENT
How to Set KPIs for Performance Tests
PERFORMANCE TEST REPORTING
Understanding Test Reports (Performance Test Reporting)
COMPARING TEST RESULTS
Simple Test Results Comparison
Advanced Test Results Comparison
PUBLIC APIs
Get Test Status Service
Authentication Service
Get Performance Test List Service
Start Performance Test Service
APM INTEGRATION
APM Integrations
New Relic
AppDynamics
TeamCity Integration
CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION SUPPORT
Continuous Integration Support
Jenkins Load Testing with Loadium
ACCOUNT
Profile & Account
Powered By GitBook
How to Add a Varying Number of Parameters in Apache JMeter
Some requests have more than one parameter, and the number of parameters may change. You can also add dynamic parameters according to your scenario.
To resolve this issue, JSR223 PreProcessor provided by JMeter can be used.
First, we add an HTTP request as shown below, then we delete all the parameters and add JSR223 PreProcessor.
In this example, we choose the groovy language.
Then we add a for loop to determine how many parameters we will add, and add the parameter insert code to use it inside the for a loop.
for(int i=1; i<=10; i++){sampler.AddArgument("ParameterName"+i, "Value"+i);}
When we run the test, we add any number of parameters as shown in the figure.
Happy testing!
If you don't see the answer to your question here, please reach out to us to let us know! We're always improving our documentation.
Jmeter Corner - Previous
Details of Throughput Controller in JMeter (Splitting Threads to Different Requests)
Next - Jmeter Corner
Local Network Simulation On JMeter
Last modified 3mo ago
Copy link