Date: 2005-03-06T12:44:40
Editor: PeterLin
Wiki: Apache JMeter Wiki
Page: JMeterAndEclipse
URL: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterAndEclipse
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* Dec 12 2002 - The first release
Abstract
+
This document describes briefly how to develop the JMeter project with Eclipse
IDE. Eclipse is a very powerful development environment with following features:
* It's fast! Although it's written in JAVA like many other development
platforms, it doesn't use SWING, which is big and slow; it uses an especially
created SWT widget toolkit instead. This tookit doesn't emulate widgets in
java, but it uses native system widgets (GTK on linux), which improves
performance substantially.
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Eclipse is available for download for different platforms at
http://www.eclipse.org
-"Multiple Workspaces"
+Multiple Workspaces
Most Eclipse formatting settings are managed at the workspace level. If you
work on other projects in addition to JMeter, you probably don't want the
JMeter formatting to apply to your other projects. One way to manage this is to
set up multiple Eclipse workspaces -- one for JMeter, and one (or more) for
other projects. To use multiple workspaces, simply start eclipse with the
"-data" parameter:
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You could also create a batch file, shell script, or Windows shortcut to
automatically specify the workspace so you don't have to type it each time.
-"Setting up JMeter + Eclipse"
+Setting up JMeter + Eclipse
+
I assume you downloaded Eclipse IDE and have it working.
-"Accessing CVS"
+Accessing CVS
+
+ 1. Open the CVS perspective with and buttons
+ 2. Invoke the popup menu and select "New"|"repository location"
+ 3. Fill appropriate entries as pictured below, entering anoncvs as a
password.:
+ 4. You should see the apache cvs tree as pictured below. Unfold HEAD,
select jakarta-JMeter and then select "Check Out as ..." from the pop-up menu
+ 5. Select "JAVA project", and give a name for the project in next dialogs.
I will assume I it is is named jmeter-pserver for the rest of this document.
+ 6. Wait for the cvs checkout to complete
+
+Setting up paths
+
+After the checkout you'll see something like this:
+
+It means you have the source paths improperly installed. To set them up, do
the following:
+
+ 1. Close this project
+ 2. Copy the jmeter-pserver/eclipse.classpath file to
jmeter-pserver/.classpath (you will have to overwrite the
jmeter-pserver/.classpath file eclipse created for you
+ 3. Open the project again
+ 4. Now the source folders and jar libraries are mounted properly
+
+NOTE: There are some optional libraries JMeter depends on. This setup defines
exclusion filters for all the classes that need optional libraries (you would
get compiler errors from Eclipse otherwise). Remove these exclusion filters if
you have optional libraries installed. For further details refer to
jmeter-pserver/eclipse.readme)
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