Re: multiple requests with multiple threads

The code is made for running test scripts in parallel. You did not create a
"scripts" list. So, this code will throw an error. You need to make a list
of the scripts in order to proceed. Assuming you already did that,

Each thread as you might already know, calls the __init__ function exactly
once. The thread number ranges from 0-n as is the number of threads
mentioned in the grinder properties file. Your code does this :

If the thread id is between 0-4, it runs scripts[1]
Then, we are assigning an instance of the TestRunner of scripts[1] and
storing it in an instance variable "testRunner".
..
..
..
..
In the __call__ method, we are simply running TestRunner class of the script
selected in the __init__ method.
So, thread numbers from 0-4 execute the TestRunner of scripts[1] and 4-7 of
scripts[0] and so on.

the source just in case you haven't checked it out.
http://grinder.sourceforge.net/g3/script-gallery.html#sequence.py



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