That would be awsome Raphaël
2007/10/8, Jan Riis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hi Mojo developers > > > > For the last year or so, we have been working on a simple > load/scalability/endurance test plugin for Maven based on JMeter. It is very > easy to use and produces very powerful reports - at least for our library. > > It is essentially a Maven plugin (or could become one) that runs JMeter and > postprocesses the logs to generate nice HTML graphs using JFreeChart. Have a > look here: > > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-scalability-report.html > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-endurance-report.html > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-response-report.html > > (Please bear over with some of the disturbances in the graphs. We have just > moved the build to a new server where there are some parallel processes > running over the night) > > The reports are made as part of our nightly build. The setup is more or less > a simple "profile" over JMeter, where you point out a set of unit tests that > you want to performancetest focusing on a few important aspects > (responsetime, scalability and endurance/leakage). > > It is Open Source today (dual: CPL, LGPL) but with a pretty limited audience > (only known to some parts of the healthcare sector in Denmark). It could be > interesting to see if others find it as powerful as we do. > > There are some interesting perspectives as well, for instance a "check" goal > that fails if (some part of) the performance test fails etc. > > The plugin is probably not even near being in a state where it can be > released on Mojo, but we are willing to invest manpower in getting there. > > What do you think? Could this be a plugin candidate? > > Regards > Jan Riis
