Hi All:
  I've been playing with JMeter a little using Win2k, j2re1.4.0_03 and
JMeter 1.8 in preparation for load testing some major services we plan to
roll out soon.
  I have not been able to set up jmeter as a remote server and run it
from a single client.
  I've tried to follow:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/remote-test.html
  In quickly looking at jmeter 1.7 I notice jmeter-server.bat adds
everything in JMETERHOME/lib to the classpath.
  jmeter 1.8 jmeter-server.bat does not even call lcp.bat even though it
exists. In a fit of desperation I dove into this bat file and tried adding
everything to the classpath (see below) based on the 1.7 version. I still
get a variety of errors which seem to point to rmiregistry not being
started. However, I confirmed it was running on port 1099 using netstat -a
  On the client side I usually get error "Bad call to host".

  Can someone just confirm that they've gotten the versions of
JMeter/JRE/OS I'm using to work as a server? I can't find any related bugs
in the bug DB so assume I've messed something up?

Thanks,
|------------------------------|
| Ryan Russo                   |
| University at Albany         |
| Computing                    |
| Technical Services Web Team  |
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my jmeter-server.bat
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@echo off
set preCLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%
set LOCALCLASSPATH=%preCLASSPATH%
set LOG4=log4j.conf

for %%i in ("..\lib\*.jar") do CALL ..\lcp %%i
for %%i in ("..\lib\ext\*.jar") do CALL ..\lcp %%i

set CLASSPATH=%LOCALCLASSPATH%

start C:\j2re1.4.0_03\bin\rmiregistry

@REM give rmiregisry time to load (just in case):
pause

@REM java -cp %LOCALCLASSPATH%;ApacheJMeter.jar org.apache.jmeter.engine.RemoteJ
MeterEngineImpl
@REM java -Xincgc -jar ApacheJMeter.jar %JMETER_CMD_LINE_ARGS%
java -Xincgc -cp %LOCALCLASSPATH%;ApacheJMeter.jar -D%LOG4% -jar ApacheJMeter.ja
r -s

set CLASSPATH=%preCLASSPATH%
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