Hi,
I worked a lot to with WebScarab to record HTTPS conversation to create manually Jmeter test plans. I wished to have a add-on to export the conversation directly to Jmeter test plan. Now I realized this project. Advantage : 1) You can save a WebScarab conversation in files. 2) Reload the conversation in WebScarab any time and analyse it. 3) Create Jmeter test plan even from HTTPS conversation. 4) Verify your test plans through comparing WebScarab conversation to Jmeter conversation. I realized a new add-on to create Jmeter test plan from HTTP requests. Concept: 1) Read a template test plan into the Hash tree. (test plan, thread group, http sampler, header) 2) Create templates for http sampler and header 3) Clone new Test Element from templates. 4) Append new http requests to hash tree. 5) Save hash tree to test plan. I extracted several packages from the Jmeter source and modified them slightly. I minimized the number of libraries I needed. My add-on use depends only on Xstream and Jorphan utilities. Wrong decision: I ported all these packages to WebScarab source tree. It would be better to create a new jar from these sources and drop only the jar in WebScarab. It is not difficult to create a new project for the jar. This jar could been integrated in any other add-on. For example in FireFox. Anyway the "add-on" in works now pretty well. If you interested, I can provide the sources. Regards, Miklos
