> Do you think relative path is a viable solution?
>
> An alternative option is to have "library paths" JMeter propery, so it
> would lookup libraries in the given set of paths.
Yup, I think either of options would work.
> When it comes to the UI, I would love to see the included elements, and it
>test plan can
>be run in different envs with different jmeter installation paths
Do you think relative path is a viable solution?
An alternative option is to have "library paths" JMeter propery, so it
would lookup libraries in the given set of paths.
When it comes to the UI, I would love to s
> By the way, I wonder if we can explicitly forbid the use of ${...}
> expressions in file names.
Mm. I see it as a quite limiting change, considering the test plan can
be run in different envs with different jmeter installation paths, or
for ex. I run it locally on the pre-installed jmeter instanc
>Gotcha, thanks for clarifying - then it might absolutely be an
>alternative solution.
In practice, there's not much difference overall :)
However, many programming languages have the concept of "exporting and
importing symbols" (e.g. import ... in Java),
so JMeter might be good to borrow the con
> I suggest that "import element" would create a virtual node that references
> the external file symbolically.
> Then, the import could be "scoped to the subtree", so you might import
> "commons" library at the very top, and you could import more specific
> "libraries" somewhere inside the tree.
> However, it doesn't seem to not be an optimal solution for
the case when I have 20+ "libraries" with a certain level of depth
each having multiple nested modules/elements that also can reference
I think there's misunderstanding.
I don't suggest copying the trees at import time.
I suggest that "i
Thanks for your input!
> Have you explored the possibility of "Import Element"?
> In other words, an element that would "import a jmx file" into the
> namespace of the current test plan.
> Then Module Controllers should be able to reference the nodes of the
> imported JMX.
> For example, "Import a
Lena>a decent reason why it was not implemented over all these years?
I guess the reason is nobody invested time to make it happen.
Lena>I am in a strong need of having a Controller that allows to choose a
Lena>certain module from an external file, something like a hybrid of
Module and
Lena>Inclu
Hi!
I am in a strong need of having a Controller that allows to choose a
certain module from an external file, something like a hybrid of Module and
Include Controllers (I work with a complex microservices-based system that
requires organizing a nicely structured and convenient in usage test
frame
