some defects

[Justin]

Hello everyone,   I tryied to download JMeter dated 08/30 from CVS but it wount compile. So I have downloaded JMeter dated 08/25 and lakily it compiled. But I have some minor problems with JDBC testing. So maybe you will be interesting in it.   1) file: org.apache.jmeter.protocol.jdbc.config.DbConfig if you look into getConnectionString function you will see something like that:   public String getConnectionString()  {   return "jdbc:"+getSubProtocol()+"://"+getUrl(); }   so it assumes that all drivers have jdbc protocol jdbc:blablabla://url which is not true, I use oracle thin driver and syntax is jdbc:oracle:thin:@url:port:sid. So it is impossible 4 me to enter falid connection string from GUI. Maybe "jdbc:subprotocol://url"  is a JDBC standard (I'm not to familiar with JDBC) but it does not work with oracle thin drivers :(   So what I did is   public String getConnectionString()  {   //return "jdbc:"+getSubProtocol()+"://"+getUrl();     return getUrl(); }   which allows me enter valid connection string manually. I'm sure it is not the solution though.   2) file: org.apache.jmeter.protocol.jdbc.util.Data function getHeaders will throw NullPointerException if no Headers can be found in ResultSet durring update/insert statement there are no ResultSet -- no headers.     public String[] getHeaders()   {   String[] r=new String[header.size()];   if ( r.length>0 )   {   r=(String[])header.toArray(r);   }   return r;   } //end of Method as a temporary solution I did following   String[] r=new String[header==null?header.size():0];   which is not (again) solution.   But in general great work guys! There are major improvements since last couple month.   P.S. if this was fixed/not in scoupe/not applicable sorry for spam.   - justin