>For a response to the second half of your message
Actually it isnt clear. It is trivial to write a wrapper that spawns a
jmeter process and waits for it to complete (similar to when you run jmeter
from ANT ) . the one problem is a distributed setup (but embedding jmeter
wouldnt solve t
@sebb :
That was just a bit of pseudo-code to get the idea across. As you also
correctly indicated your comment in the feature request in BugZilla: yes
instead of a TestResult class it would more effectively be a call-back
interface. All very much true, my point is to put it on the agenda of th
On 25 July 2011 13:05, _ext van Leeuwen, Paul
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> Apparently I am not the only person who sees the benefit of a more
> programmatic interface: I found that some other guy from some other company
> already created a feature request some time ago:
> https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bu
Apparently I am not the only person who sees the benefit of a more programmatic
interface: I found that some other guy from some other company already created
a feature request some time ago:
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=50034
I guess now I can only wait. If you read this
volvement in JMeter and
> reading this message.
>
> I am starting this thread to gather insight on (technical) possibilities
> for embedding JMeter in another program / for running JMeter scripts from
> other Java code. Chris Widhelm started a similar thread in 2004, but that
> stran
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> JMeter code.
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> Hmmm, are you sure that embedding jmeter is the most
> efficient way to solve your problem? Sounds so complex...
>
> I know the product that embed JMeter - it's
> http://www.msas.in/meterplus.html
Dear APC, thank you reading and taking time to respond.
I emailed Meter
Hmmm, are you sure that embedding jmeter is the most efficient way to solve
your problem? Sounds so complex...
I know the product that embed JMeter - it's
http://www.msas.in/meterplus.html
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Good morning everybody, Thank you for your involvement in JMeter and reading
this message.
I am starting this thread to gather insight on (technical) possibilities for
embedding JMeter in another program / for running JMeter scripts from other
Java code. Chris Widhelm started a similar thread
Might be worth looking at
httpunit
http://httpunit.sourceforge.net/
and
Canoo WebTest
http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/WebTestHome.html
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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
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