On 14 October 2015 at 23:07, Milamber <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks for your proposal. > > Seems a good thing to add this plugin on JMeter but we need to known the new > functionality(ies) of this plugin? that is an new listener or sampler? > > Can you confirm that this plugin don't have some dependencies against the > Apache License v2 (like GPL) for the distribution? > > I thinks that Ubik Load Pack have already sign the CCLA and can contribute > to Apache projects? > > I thinks that after your PR (or other way of submission), a vote (in Apache > way) must be done to accept or not this plugin. > (example: > http://mail-archives.us.apache.org/mod_mbox/cloudstack-dev/201504.mbox/%3CCAEJ3w4W=_4ue+vidf3uytt_zywci4h-dfk9s+myp6kwgewx...@mail.gmail.com%3E > ) > > @Sebb can you confirm the good way to the donation, thanks. >
There are several aspects to incorporating a sizeable chunk of code: - is it in scope for the project? - is there sufficient community within the project to maintain the code going forward? - does it have documentation and tests? - is it well-written enough to be maintainable? - does it affect backwards compatibility? - does it need IP clearance? As to IP clearance, large chunks of code may need to go via the Incubator and a code grant. In this case, I don't know; I suggest someone asks on the Incubator list once we have satisfied ourselves that the other criteria have been met. > > On 14/10/2015 20:05, UBIK LOAD PACK Support wrote: >> >> Hello Dev Team, >> I am contacting you to know if you would be interested in integrating our >> JSON Plugin within Core JMeter. >> >> Its features are shown on our blog, I didn't put any link because none of >> my 2 previous mails were received on dev mailing list. >> >> >> Currently plugin uses com.ubikingenierie.loadpack package, but it would be >> donated with a package you would choose: >> >> - org.apache.jmeter.json for example >> >> >> If you are OK and wish to integrate it, we would submit a PR on Github so >> that you can review it and potentially provide some patches before >> integration in JMeter. >> Your feedback is welcome. >> >> >> We think this feature would be very useful for Web Application testing >> where JSON format is becoming a very frequently used format for Rest >> Webservices for example. >> >> Thanks >> Regards >> Ubik Load Pack Team >> @ubikloadpack >> >
