My $.02 is that I would like to make separate jars that live in /ext, and
then add all jars in /ext both to the classpath and the the search_paths
property.  I think it would be helpful if JMeter came that way as a
demonstration of how to extend JMeter by dropping in new jars.  I would also
like there to be nothing to do OTHER than drop in the jar (ie, no need to
modify scripts or jmeter.properties).

-Mike

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> Hi Sanjaya, Mike,
> Yes, sending in these files would be great. Maybe you have 
> already taken
> care of some issues that I have been struggling with over the past few
> weeks.
> 
> I can look into the code, see what are the things that I have 
> missed and
> try to release a version asap.  What I have been trying to 
> build since some
> time now is a method builder for the home/remote EJB methods such that
> JMeter users can pick the methods they want to use (after 
> specifying the
> home and remote methods for the java bean), input the appropriate
> parameters and then execute the call.
> 
> Sanjaya, have you had a chance to work on the following in 
> the code that
> you have written already?
> a) Do you allow the user to decide dynamically what method to 
> run in the
> EJB i.e at the time of setup of test cases.
> b) Second, are you providing access to only Session Beans or 
> both Entity
> and Session Beans.
> c) Do you cache the home and remote interfaces - in a single 
> thread, across
> multiple threads.
> 
> A couple of questions for everyone out there-
> - Where would the EJB client jar file sit? As of now, I have 
> included it in
> the lib / ext dir and use lcp.bat to get it included in the classpath.
> Would that be considered a valid approach? Another approach 
> could be adding
> it in the classpath? Somehow I prefer the first because it builds the
> classpath dynamically.
> - Can we manage multiple client sessions from one run of 
> JMeter. I tried to
> run JMeter with multiple threads against websphere and it 
> appears that only
> one session was created for me on the server. Am I missing something
> obvious?
> 
>  Tushar
> 
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> Hi Sanjaya,
>       That's great!  If you could send a jar file directly to 
> me with the
> new files, plus a list of any modifications to existing files 
> (a patch file
> is fine), I'd be happy to take care of it.  Tushar (a current JMeter
> committer) was also working on EJB extensions, so he may also 
> want to take
> a
> look at your files.  Tushar?
> 
> -Mike
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Sanjaya Kasthuri Arachchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 6:20 AM
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> >
> > Hi All,
> >
> >      I have extended JMeter to handle EJB Testing. I have
> > tested it using
> > EJB's deployed in Weblogic6.0.
> > I want to upload those files to apache, so that experts like
> > you guys can
> > improve it further. Please be kind enough to help me to
> > upload those files
> > to apache.
> >      Thanks You.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Sanjaya.
> >
> >
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