The JavaSampler was broken in 1.8.1 (and earlier versions -- I don't know the whole history, but I don't think it has ever worked quite the way you would expect it to). The good news is that it has been fixed in the last month or so. So if you're willing to use a recent nightly build or pull it from CVS then it should work for you.
Note, however, that the API has also changed a bit, so you'll have to make a few modifications to your JavaSamplerClient implementation. They are pretty simple changes though. Take a look at the new org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.test.SleepTest code and the JavaDoc for some tips on how to do it. Finally, you shouldn't have been extending JavaSampler (not that it would have made a difference). So you will need to change it to extend the new AbstractJavaSamplerClient (or implement the JavaSamplerClient interface directly).
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jeremy
Gardner, Chris wrote:
In jmeter 1.8.1 on Windows 2K, I've created a class that extends JavaSampler to call a Java object. I overrode teardownTest() to remove the data from a database that the called Java object effectively inserted. Unfortunately, teardownTest() is not being called. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
Chris Gardner
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