Hi Wolfram, Thank you for feedback, I'm glad it was useful to you.
> But: Here at work I put up a complete new JMeter-environment under the > Eclipse-workspace-directory. Did you do exactly what was in tutorial, or did you try to check out jMeter with external tools (like command prompt cvs or wincvs or something) and then placed it to eclipse workspace? In the second case eclipse can be confused. I did many tries and found succesfull aproaches for *either* doing cvs checkout using eclipse as described in tutorial *or* downloading tarball, placing in workspace without messing with cvs. I had problems with existing local cvs tree and placing it in eclipse. > I took it from the HTML-CVS-view of the apache-site and afterwards JMeter > started fine out of Eclipse. I'm not sure wether this is only a local > problem (maybe Eclipse, maybe my Win-NT-workstation at work) or a general > one. > I tried this tutorial while writing it, I did all steps and everything was OK (no cvs 'delete' problems or missing files). To me it looks like you placed your existing cvs local tree into eclipse instead of checking it out with eclipse (but I may be wrong :-)) thank you and best regards Michal Kostrzewa -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
