Mike Stover wrote:
A related issue is all that cloning (of test elements) that's happening behind the scenes. I've not yet had time to actually measure, but I have a feeling that it is tremendously expensive -- not the cloning itself, but cleaning up all the garbage afterwards. Anyone got figures?
It's occurred to me on more than one occasion that JMeter could use a TestElement pool that creates objects as needed, or provides currently unused blank objects. It would require changes to code so that TestElements are returned to the pool when done, but it would probably be worth it.
-Mike
Salut,
Jordi.
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