Hmm, sounds good The only problem on my side is that I mavenize Jmeter 2.3.2 and this is not supposed to be supported by Apache.
The Maven plugin depends on the Jmeter artifact. This is based on the existing one;I added simple features, and modify the existing XSL from Apache. This is great if I can have a look to chronos; but first, we need to release the JMeter 2.3.2 as a Maven project on some repository on the Internet. Do you know how I can do this, with the benediction of Apache? Thanx Stephen -----Message d'origine----- De : Kent Sølvsten [mailto:[email protected]] Envoyé : mardi, 31. mars 2009 09:17 À : [email protected] Objet : Re: [mojo-dev] JMeter plugin - Submission Request Hi Stephen There is actually a jmeter plugin already. It is called chronos. It contains features to invoke jmeter (using the .jmx xml file), and creating nice graphs of the results. Alas our integration is only command-line based (invoking an externally installed jmeter through Runtime.getRuntime().exec()), exactly because jmeter does not support maven. Your integration sounds much, much better. Maybe we could merge the 2 projects? Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards Kent Sølvsten Den 31/03/2009 kl. 08.05 skrev Stéphane Kay: Hello, Is there any interest in an ehanced apache JMeter plugin (latest Jmeter v2.3.2 basis)? The existing one http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterMavenPlugin Is only source code and actually not working if you dont tweak depedencies :-( The main issue is that the Jmeter project is currently not supporting Maven. So I retrived those sources, added some features and repackaged. Any interest publishing this to codehouse? Cheers Stephen Kay
