On 05/08/05, Steven Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Like I mentioned in my previous mail (Adding To The Menu), I have copied the > ModuleController and ModuleControllerGUI classes to use as templates to > create an External Module Controller object. > > So far I have altered the 'init' method in the ExternalModuleControllerGUI > class so that it displays a FilePanel, to browse to the external Test Plan > that is to be executed, and stopped the drop down menu from being displayed. > > I have also added the following code to the 'modifyTestElement' method > > testPlanName = new String(filePanel.getFilename()); // store the file path > from the text field > > This will retrieve and store the file path from the text field in the > FilePanel when the test is executed.
This needs to be stored in a Property, otherwise it won't be saved in the JMX file. And non-GUI mode won't work. > I'm unsure how to use the testPlanName variable to open the Test Plan it's > pointing to, I've had a look through the API's and the source code, but > nothing is jumping out at me as the way to open a Test Plan. Have a look a Load.java. > Any help will be greatly appreciated. Make sure that the GUI only handles setting up the variables for the Controller. GUIs are not invoked in non-GUI mode, so must not do anything related to running the test. > Cheers > Steve > > P.S > Sorry to ask all of this, but my managers really want this type of > functionality put into JMeter, and my java is limited best. An alternative would be to textually merge JMX files prior to running the test plan. This could be done with a scripting language. S. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
