woolfel 2004/03/09 06:55:39
Modified:src/protocol/http/org/apache/jmeter/protocol/http/sampler
HTTPSampler.java
Log:
when there's an IOException, the URL should still be set. Found this
difference in the process of writing the monitor. I use the URL as
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The URL is stored in setupConnection(), but only after the connection has been opened.
Likewise various other fields in the result.
Perhaps these should be done before opening the connection - or indeed, perhaps the
setup of these fields belongs in the calling
module, as setupConnection() may
I'd say we're into several counts of policy breach?
How are other 'application' (as opposed to 'library') projects coping
with these requirements?
Original Message
Subject: Clarifying some licensing issues for Apache developers
Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2004 10:59:49 -0800 (PST)
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Indeed, I was going to post about this, as we currently use the following non-Apache
software:
- htmlparser (this may be OK)
- jdom
- js (rhino)
- junit (not needed at runtime)
- Tidy
- HiRes timer
It's easy enough to remove these from the JMeter jars and zips, and ditto from CVS.
Now I don't
Hello List!
Do you remember me? Good to see you again! :) I can see people I know and some
new to this list - hello to everybody :) BTW: where is Mike Stover, is he
inactive now? :(
I had some personal troubles for long time but they are over now at least.
So I've checked the JMeter's
Hello Daniel -
I am not sure if this approach will work, but I think you can use the
CVS version of the XML-RPC sampler to post arbitrary HTTP data. Peter
Lin committed a change to CVS in end-January that enabled the XML-RPC
sampler to accept arbitrary Content-Type headers (overriding the
htmlparser is ok, since we explicitly got a permission and the source files all have
apache 2.0 license.
bsf is from IBM right? so that one may have to be downloaded manually.
looks like we will need to update the first page of jmeter documentation to tell users
where to d/l all these jar
