https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=53668
--- Comment #3 from Ian Bisset <biss...@iabsolutions.com> --- Hi Philippe, You are correct, see zip attached. This is the web app that receives the json requests and submits the data to a database (db connection string defined in src/main/resources/WebResource.properties, and db tables defined in db/create-tables.sql). It has been really useful to my client (BSkyB) and several teams are now using this JMeter framework instead of LoadRunner because of the quality of the UI. I can provide screen shots if this helps along with further explanations. I also have the js/php front-end code if you need that? Regarding your concerns on resources, CPU is affected of course but there hasn't been any noticeable impact on test timing. On each result the data is pushed onto a Queue, so it is only this action that will inhibit the test running (negligible). The json post is handled by a background Timer thread that does not inhibit the running test. If you think this will be of use I will of course be more than happy to help develop further if need be :) Kind regards Ian -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
