Hi, I agree with Kevin that we should reconsider utilizing JDK1.4-only features in JMeter. A good software should have minimal prereqs, think Linux vs Windows hardware prereqs.
I've just started to review the Avalon framework. Personally, I kinda like LogKit (which is log4j, right?) and JUnit and I've tried to use those two when coding JMeter as often as I can although my JUnit usage is diminishing (bad, bad, bad... =) ) Since we're gonna rewrite JMeter, there's something else which I feel that we may need to think about. Currently, JMeter measures Http, JDBC, FTP, EJB etc. Very soon I'd like to make it measure UDDI, XML-RPC etc (yeah rite, when I get the EJB portion done). Would it be a good idea to make these components downloadable separately? This will allow people to download only the components that they need. When they need additional components, they just need to download the newly-required ones and dump them into a certain directory or include them in the CLASSPATH of JMeter. neth ______________________________________________________________ For the latest news, go to http://www.asia1.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
