Maybe if your framework could be used as a NetBeans so-called module or an Eclipse plugin. JMeter seems to be included with the latest NetBeans (6.0.1?). I haven't looked at JMeter as an Eclipse plugin as I always run JMeter from the command-line. Maybe you could just supply skeletal JMX samplers with your framework. HTH.
Alex Karpus wrote .. > Hi all, > > I have a vast performance related Java framework into which I want to > integrate JMeter. > However from investigation it has become apparent that because JMeter comes > split into many different JARs and relies on quite a few internally hard > coded lib location paths, it is not possible to bundle it into a self > contained JAR. > > Ideally I was looking to simply include JMeter as a library in my framework > and have my framework programmatically launch JMeter, as well as interpret > results etc. > Anybody have any suggestions as to how that might be achieved, if it is even > possible? > > Thanks in advance, > Alex --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
