;> to)
>> >> >> >> |-------Java Sampler : generating a xmlstream and put it
>> in
>> >> >> the
>> >> >> >> response message
>> >> >> >> |---RegExpExtractor : get the xmlstream in response
>> >> >>
m in response
> >> >> message
> >> >> >> and
> >> >> >> put it in a variable ${myXmlStream}
> >> >> >> |---HttpRequest : sendValues?${myXmlStream}
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >
gt; >> >> contains my xmlStream which is keeping (maybe too long) the
>> xmlStream.
>> >> >> One solution I find (and please tell me if it is right one or if
>> may
>> >> >> choose
>> >> >> another one) is to directly gene
tream which is keeping (maybe too long) the
> xmlStream.
> >> >> One solution I find (and please tell me if it is right one or if may
> >> >> choose
> >> >> another one) is to directly generate the XmlStream in a a kind of new
> >> >> HTTPSamp
ream in a a kind of new
>> >> HTTPSampler object. So I create a NewHTTPSampler object extending
>> >> HTTPSampler, first override the sample () method to not send the
>> >> queryString
>> >> content, then build my component which actually becomes a plug
ot send the
> >> queryString
> >> content, then build my component which actually becomes a plugin, and
> >> then
> >> put the jar in the lib/ext folder but when I am executing Jmeter I see
> >> nothing new in the
lib/ext folder but when I am executing Jmeter I see
>> nothing new in the sampler menu.
>> What can I do to succeed in doing what i want to do ? Is what I did the
>> right way to deal with the memory leak or can I handl
the
> right way to deal with the memory leak or can I handle it in easier way ?
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Tomada
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t; choose
>> >> another one) is to directly generate the XmlStream in a a kind of
>> new
>> >> HTTPSampler object. So I create a NewHTTPSampler object extending
>> >> HTTPSampler, first override the sample () method to not send the
>> >> queryS
;> nothing new in the sampler menu.
> >> What can I do to succeed in doing what i want to do ? Is what I did the
> >> right way to deal with the memory leak or can I handle it in easier way
> >> ?
> >
> > I'm not clear what the HTTP Sample looks like, i.
what I did the
>> right way to deal with the memory leak or can I handle it in easier way
>> ?
>
> I'm not clear what the HTTP Sample looks like, i.e. where are you
> using the generated data? As a parameter value? Or POST data?
>
>> Thank you for your help.
&
ple looks like, i.e. where are you
using the generated data? As a parameter value? Or POST data?
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Tomada
>
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nothing new in the sampler menu.
What can I do to succeed in doing what i want to do ? Is what I did the
right way to deal with the memory leak or can I handle it in easier way ?
Thank you for your help.
Tomada
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