Thanks a lot. I 've got it done
Juth
David Makepeace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is handled the exact same way with the java sampler
as it is with http. Add a userName parameter in the
getDefaultParameters() and pass it what ever you want.
--- Peter Lin wrote:
> have you tried using the stand
It is handled the exact same way with the java sampler
as it is with http. Add a userName parameter in the
getDefaultParameters() and pass it what ever you want.
--- Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> have you tried using the standard Http sampler to do
> a basic smoke test?
>
> to get the
have you tried using the standard Http sampler to do a basic smoke test?
to get the username & password, your sampler has to get them from the
config element. I don't know the java sampler stuff, so maybe jordi or
sebastian can answer your question.
peter
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 21:14:16 -0700 (PDT
Hi All,
I am developing IM server that serves J2ME chat client.
I 'd like to simulate say around 100 different users with different username and
password
connecting to the server by using HttpURLConnection.
I 've used Java Request Sample by extending AbstractJavaSamplerClient.
But I don't know ho
Hi All,
I am developing IM server that serves J2ME chat client.
I 'd like to simulate say around 100 different users with different username and
password
connecting to the server by using HttpURLConnection.
I 've used Java Request Sample by extending AbstractJavaSamplerClient.
But I don't know ho
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