I took a look at the archive, and it seems there was no further response to the e-mail. Don't know why - it was before I became involved.
You could try e-mailing the original poster. So long as the protocol is request-response (which it seems to be), it should not be too difficult to create a suitable sampler. If there is a Java SIP library, that would obviously help a lot. You could create a prototype using the BeanShell sampler. That may be sufficient, but a purpose-built GUI would be easier to use. This could always be developed later, and the BeanShell code could be re-used for the non-GUI part. S. On 09/08/06, Antonio Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am thinking in developing a SIP extension for JMeter, but i have read in this discussion list a post (see below) made in april 2002, that another person said that was developing a SIP extension, i would like to know, how this extension is? it was developed? it was available? Because I need a tool to test a SIP platform, and I think that JMeter is a good choice, if this SIP extension does not exist I am thinking in developing it. Can anybody help me with this issues? From "Ahmed Meddahi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject sip module Date Wed, 17 Apr 2002 12:55:10 GMT Hi, we are developping a sip module for jmeter and we would like to contribute and propose our sip module which allows performance testing related to Session Initiation Protocol is it interesting for Apache jmeter community and how can contribute? regards MEDDAHI Ahmed ENIC Cit� Scientifique Rue Guglielmo Marconi 59658 Villeneuve d'Ascq CEDEX Tel: +33 3 20 33 55 62 Fax: +33 3 20 33 55 98 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Best regards, -- Antonio Anderson M. Souza Project Manager Voice Technology Rua Maestro Cardim, 1251 Cj 103, 10 o. andar [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone: +55 11 3253-9978 mobile: +55 11 8224-2756
