Hi Matthew,
One way I can think of is by doing the following:
1. Create a database containing a list of URL's you want to monitor
put in additional fields like the status/result of the test.
(the key is the a sequential number)
2. Create a Loop controller
3. Perform a JDBC Query using t
Sounds like you should write your own listener to handle the logic of
what you want to do in the event of errors and the like. It's not
terribly hard, especially if you have no gui needs. Then, you can start
up jmeter with your listener and let it do what you need.
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-04-01 at
Hello list!
I've got a project to integrate Jmeter tests into our application
monitoring framework. So far, the only way I can see to do this is with
a shell script wrapper and grepping logs for status codes (200 good,
404, 500 bad). Ideally, I'd like jmeter to simply return an exit status
of 1
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