Like Mike said it, you have to write some code to do this - you must provide a sampler by implementing interface org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.JavaSamplerClient. Compile and jar the class you wrote, and put the Jar file in Jmeter's lib/ext directory. In the GUI, add a "Java request" sampler to your thread group and choose your class from the pop-up list.

For more details, try to look at Jmeter's mail archive; there have already been a number of messages about this point.

-- Bruno.

Jane Reilly a �crit:

Im new to JMETER, and am having dificulty setting it up.
I want to use it to test and compare a RMI based application and a Sockets based 
application.
My pc is running on windows xp.




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