Re: customer SampleListener

[Jordi Salvat i Alabart]

Implement SampleListener. And create a GUI for it. The later is a pain, 
so if you're using the latest code from CVS or a recent nightly, you may 
want to try the new TestBean feature: just have your SampleListener 
extend TestBean and JMeter will automagically create a GUI for it.

Let me know how you fare with this TestBean thing.

--
Salut,
Jordi.

Cameron Taggart wrote:
Following the directions at 
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/extending/#listener, I've created my 
own class named LoggingSampleListner which implement SampleListener.  
For now, I just want the listener to log out some info via Log4J.  I 
compiled the class, put it in a jar and put the lib\etc directory.  What 
else must I do to enable this very basic listener?

Thanks,
Cameron
 private static final Logger logger = Logger.getLogger( 
LoggingSampleListener.class );

 public void sampleOccurred( SampleEvent e ) {
   SampleResult r = e.getResult(  );
   byte[]       b = r.getResponseData(  );
   logger.info( "sampleOccured(), " + new String( b ) );
   System.out.println( "sampleOccured()");
 }
 public void sampleStarted( SampleEvent e ) {
   logger.info( "sampleStarted() ");
   System.out.println( "sampleStarted()");
 }
 public void sampleStopped( SampleEvent e ) {
   logger.info( "sampleStopped() ");
   System.out.println( "sampleStopped()");
 }
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