junit sampler + user defined variables

Hello, Is it possible for Junit sampler to define user variables which would be used by some particular Junit test class? For example, I have an ID hardcoded in setUp method of Junit test class. However, my test plan requires using several different IDs in order for the test results to be more

One or more invalid email addresses

Hi, Has anyone problem experienced with setting up Mailer Visualizer ? I tried to put a valid email address in From and Addressee(s) textbox and clicking Test Mail button, however, got an error msg saying One or more invalid email addresses.. Look at the log, found out : 2006/08/16

Re: One or more invalid email addresses

Looks like you did not provide an e-mail address at all. On 16/08/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Has anyone problem experienced with setting up Mailer Visualizer ? I tried to put a valid email address in From and Addressee(s) textbox and clicking Test Mail button, however,

Re: junit sampler + user defined variables

the way junit works, it's currently not possible to pass user defined variables into the junit class. the way my team handles this is to change the junit code so it can read in values or generate random ones. peter On 8/16/06, tomislav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Is it possible for Junit

How can I do some actions after test plan execution has been finished?

Is there some way to do it? I want to get access to TestPlanResults.jtl file which has /testResults tag. If I use BeanShell sampler there is not /testResults tag in jtl file yet. -- View this message in context:

How can I do some actions after test plan execution has been finished?

Hi! Is there some way to do it? I want to get access to TestPlanResults.jtl file which has /testResults tag. If I use BeanShell sampler there is not /testResults tag in jtl file yet. Regards, Vitaliy

Re: How can I do some actions after test plan execution has been finished?

What are you trying to achieve? On 16/08/06, vetalok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there some way to do it? I want to get access to TestPlanResults.jtl file which has /testResults tag. If I use BeanShell sampler there is not /testResults tag in jtl file yet. -- View this message in context:

libraries in source distribution?

I just downloaded the latest source distribution and the only jar in the lib dir is velocity-1.4-dev.jar. The jars are all included in the binary distribution. Is this intended or accidental? Thank you, -Eric - To

repetative tasks

Hi all, I have about 88 ThreadGroups to run sequentially in the same TestPlan. And each of these threads has listener Graph Results. Is there a way to disable all Graph Results without manually clicking through each ThreadGroup. I used perl script to change scheduled start/end time of each

Re: libraries in source distribution?

This is intentional; the source archive only contains the jars that are not needed in the binary archive. S. On 16/08/06, Eric Dalquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just downloaded the latest source distribution and the only jar in the lib dir is velocity-1.4-dev.jar. The jars are all included in

Re: libraries in source distribution?

I'm not sure I follow. Is the source distribution intended to be buildable? In its current state the compile task does not work since there are no dependent jars. I would assume the source would be the SVN snapshot of the v2_2 tag. If this is not the case perhaps packaging a v2_2 SVN snapshot

Re: repetative tasks

It should be easy enough to write a Perl script to disable the Graph Results - try disabling one, and comparing the JMX files. Or delete all the Graph Results, and add one at the same level as the Thread Groups. Seems like an awful lot of different thread groups for one test plan. == By the

Re: libraries in source distribution?

The source archive is buildable, but you also need to download the binary archive, and unpack them in the same directory structure. Someone who wants to build the code will probably have downloaded the binary anyway. When building from scratch, there are some jars in the binary archive that are

Re: libraries in source distribution?

Thanks for the clarification. I'll just use a SVN snapshot. I want to check jmeter into our local repository so we can do local modifications in a vendor branched manner if needed. I don't want to check in files that can be generated though so the layering isn't what I'm looking for. -Eric

Re: repetative tasks

you are right it is easy, thank you! On 8/16/06, sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It should be easy enough to write a Perl script to disable the Graph Results - try disabling one, and comparing the JMX files. Or delete all the Graph Results, and add one at the same level as the Thread Groups.

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Re: One or more invalid email addresses

i provided on the GUI side, however from the JMeter log, I know you cant see what I have put in. Using version 2.1.1. Or we have to set them at the config level ? thx sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/16/2006 07:10 PM Please respond to JMeter Users List jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org To JMeter