Hi Nino,
Sorry I was not following this thread from the start - but recently I had
some success using JMeter for testing a wicket application by using the
regular expression support built into JMeter. My test script actually can
use the "wicket:id" values and so far I'm getting good results.
Let me know if you need more details.
Thanks,
Peter.
On 4/3/07, Nino Wael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using Jmeter, but the whole trouble originates by that data are
changeing. And in production it would not make sense for it to remain
stable, but some of it are stable and this is what we are wanting to test.
Currently we have agreed that we only run one test (orginal we had 15
individual tests) which needs to be recreated / or manipulated with the
correct radio id's. Im wondering since no one else seems to have these
problems, they have either not used the radio / check components or does not
performance test this way? Is this an uncommon way to performance test over
time?
regards Nino
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