I was not aware that I had to rebuild jmeter in order to get the mail support. I was expecting it to pick that up at runtime. It works fine now.
Regards,
Gero
Oliver Rossmueller wrote:
Gero,
I just tried
- cvs co jakarte-jmeter
- copy mail.jar and activation.jar to jakarta-jmeter/lib
- call jakarta-jmeter/build.sh
- start JMeter using jakarta-jmeter/bin/jmeter
and the Mail Visualizer is in the Listeners list (using JDK 1.4.1 on Linux, I did not try JDK 1.3.1). It is not necessary to change the jmeter script, the build script, build.xml or any other file to get it work.
Please check if there is a message "Classes for Mail support not found in classpath" in the output when you build JMeter. In this case check your lib directory and the jars you put there.
Oliver
Gero Vermaas wrote:
Hi,
I retrieved the latest version of jmeter from CVS today and am trying to use the Mail Visualizer. I read in the documentation that I needed to add jar files to the classpath in order for it to show up so i added mail.jar (from JavaMail) and activation.jar (from JAF) to the 'lib' directory of jmeter. According to the documentation these jars should then be picked up by jmeter.
Unfortunately the Mail Visualizer still does not show up under the listeners sub menu.
I also added the 2 jar files to the classpath in the 'jmeter' script but that did not help either.
I'm running jmeter on Mandrake Linux 9.0 and tried JDK1.3.1_06 and JDK1.4.1. Both without results.
Any idea what the problem is or how I can debug it? Where in the source code should I look?
Regards,
Gero
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