You've created your own controller - did you also create your own Sampler?
If so, it's the reponsibility of the sampler to populate a SampleResult with
the information the visualizers are looking for. SampleResult is a class
that acts like a HashMap, and there a couple public static Strings that act
as keys in it's map. Also, in JMeter 1.5, you probably needed to create your
own JMeterThread implementation as well - which is the class that fires
sampleOccurred events.
Actually, it doesn't sound like your controller is running - JMeter's red
dots normally turn green-red-green-red during a run. You can verify this
better by using the View Results visualizer, or the Graph visualizer.
(Spline Curve only updates itself every 10 samples).
Can you tell me some more about what you've done? What protocol are you
testing, are you reusing other Sampler classes, or have you written one of
them too?
You might also check out the latest in CVS. JMeter 1.6 makes all this much
easier, and it's working well at this time.
-Mike
On Monday 19 March 2001 11:46, you wrote:
> > Hello there. I have managed to implement my own plug in controller for
> the JMeter. Everything works fine so far (or at least it seems so) and I
> get no errors on my MSDOS console. The problem is that the JMeter does
> produce a graphical representation of the data. For example if I choose the
> "Spine Curve" visualizer I always get the message "Waiting for samples"
> even though the JMeter shows that my controller is running (the red dots
> above are constantly green - actually I am not quite sure if they should be
> constantly green or keep changing from red-green-red all the time). My
> customized controller is written on the same manner as the jdbc controller
> but I cannot seem to find anywhere in the jdbc controller any references to
> the visualizers classes. I guess they are invoked through some other
> classes but I do not know which ones? Any help is deeply appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Panos
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