well the short answer is, "no such beast exists" to my knowledge.
All of the commercial packages I am aware of are meant to run as
standalone application. I think what you might be looking for is some
kind of runtime quality/functionality check.
Currently, W3C is starting to address policy, which
this might be a dumb question, but why would you want to embed jmeter
in a webapp? JMeter is very memory hungry, so running jmeter inside a
servlet container is going to eat lots and lots of memory.
in theory you can start JMeter's main class in console mode, but
that's a risky proposal in my min
I am trying to figure out how to embed JMeter in a webapp, but I am
having a hard time finding where I can start a JMeter engine
(successfully) and how I can start a test.
So far I have tried to get a new instance of JMeter and call run.
This method, however, seems to require the installation, wh
I would like to get a release out as soon as possible. There's just a
lot to be finished up before we can.
-Mike
On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 14:46, Peter Lin wrote:
> did it go "Kaboom" and die?
>
> I suppose we should make some kind of release if the CVS is going to
> be down for a long time. thoug
did it go "Kaboom" and die?
I suppose we should make some kind of release if the CVS is going to
be down for a long time. though it's totally up to mike, since I
don't do releases :)
peter
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 19:43:36 +0100, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, I think it has been down for a
Yes, I think it has been down for a long while.
S.
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 11:45:40 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is gump.covalent.net down? I can't reach it to download a nightly build or
> source package.
>
> I'd go to CVS, but port 2401 is blocked at my site.
>
> Jonathan
Read the code, and then ask pointed questions on the list.
-Mike
On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 11:57, Peter Lin wrote:
> I just started writing a tutorial on writing plugins for jmeter. it
> will take a week or two to get a decent draft. in the mean time, there
> really isn't any class diagram or high le
Is gump.covalent.net down? I can't reach it to download a nightly build or
source package.
I'd go to CVS, but port 2401 is blocked at my site.
Jonathan
Sebb --
Thanks again. The CVS log says this was fixed post-2.0.1 release in
response to 26672.
Jonathan
That rings a bell. I don't have time just now, otherwise I'd check CVS
for recent changes to the IF Controller (made since your version);
also worth searching Bugzilla.
S.
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 10:21:40 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sebb --
>
> I didn't use __log, but I did
Sebb --
I didn't use __log, but I did change the log4j setting to "DEBUG". The
jmeter log shows that the regular expression is matching correctly, and
the if controller is evaluating the results correctly *when it runs*.
I've set my test up to run use one thread with three loops. The first and
I found a similar problem - it looked like the If Controller was not
resolving its condition on every invocation.
If you are using a recent version of JMeter, that has a __log()
function which logs its parameter and returns it, so you could try
${__log('${foo}' == 'good' )}
and see what happens.
I am having a problem with a test containing if controllers.
I use the Regular Expression Extractor to test a response and set a
variable to "good" or "bad".
I then use an if controller to control execution of subsequent tests. My
condition looks like:
'${foo}' == 'good' (thanks, sebb!)
This
Hello JMeter,
Don't know if it will help, but I have seen this exact response
message when sending through IIS/JK2/Tomcat4. Sending directly to
Tomcat4 worked without error. You may want to try bypassing IIS/JK2
to see if that is the problem, if, I would check the setup there.
jer
Tu
Hi,
here i m testing java with Xml...here i need to send a http request with xml data as
parameter name(i don't know whether this is right method,since proxy has recorded like
that..)
xml data is
1asdasd1/1/1970MkaganPerftruefalseenableAccountsInViewButtons();addAccountToPlan();removeAccount
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