I am not sure I got the point!
You´ve suggested 2 alternatives:
1) A "Simple Telnet Sampler" that already exists and could be extend to
fullfil my particular needs and..
2) Prototyping a telnet client with BeanShell.
If it´s what I understood, probably the first one is easier to implement.
Do y
There is already a simple Telnet Sampler.
It should be quite easy to extend this if required.
[I had hoped to add send-expect scripting to this, but never got round to it]
You could use the BeanShell sampler to prototype a telnet client, and
then turn it into a self-contained one if necessary.
S
you'll probably have to write a new sampler. I don't know much about
telnet internals, but there are java clients for telnet like mindterm.
peter
On Apr 6, 2005 2:32 PM, Cleber Hostalácio de Melo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to JMeter, and of course, to this group.
>
> I look
Hi,
I am new to JMeter, and of course, to this group.
I looked up in JMeter documentation and in the "JMeter user list archive" and
coudn´t find any reference to the telnet protocol.
The reason is that I intend to use JMeter to test the performance of an
application downsized from IBM Mainfra
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