Hi all I have a problem testing an application that uses RMI. The suffrage workflow was the following: 1) Thought that BeanShell could help me test. Created and started a simple server, then created a simple client using BeanShell - everything worked well. 2) Created a client in BeanShell for the actual application that I wanted to test, but got the class not found exception. I checked the classpath (several times) - the one given to BeanShell using addClassPath() and the system one - everything was ok, but the same exception kept occurring for the same class. (This class was not directly used in BeanShell). 3) Created a console Java application with the same code used in BeanShell - everything worked fine 4 - 16000) Tried the various combinations of Java versions/OS-es/BeanShell environments. The same error occurred in BeanShell and the same smooth errorless performance when started outside of BeanShell (as a console app)... 16001) Created a client, compiled it and used BeanShell just to start it and get the results - the same bloody error occurred.
Any ideas (apart from weapons of destruction)? Can I somehow use JMeter and client application and avoid BeanShell? Anyone had any experience with testing RMI based applications? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Load-testing-RMI-tf3021394.html#a8391503 Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
