Peter, Please see my answers inline : -----Message d'origine----- De : Peter Lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : lundi 31 octobre 2005 05:37 À : jmeter-user Objet : Survey
I would like to ask the users of JMeter if anyone uses JMeter to run automated tests. If you do, how do you structure your directories and files? Would do people imagine using a reporting tool? If you do use jmeter for automated tests, can take a minute to answer these questions. 1. how often do you run the automated tests? For the present time, we are in stage of creation test plan, as our aim is non-regression test, we plan to run these test before each new release or correction of bugs.. 2. how do you structure the files? Each files is structured to match our word test plan (document from our quality system). Often , only 1 thread group by test plan, and we put in this test plan several simple controller in order to group url after recording of the scenario. The name given to each simple controller is the name of a check point in our written test plan (see enclosed picture file testplan_structure.png). Because we met difficulties ( JMeter crashes) when recording test plan, we have limited the size of each JMeter test plan to 1Mo (included response assertion). It is also more simple for us to have small JMeter test plan : in case of evolution of part of our application, only few JMeter test plans must be updated 3. do you use a naming convention for the directories and files? The name of directories and files match the name of title level 1, 2 and 3 in our word test plan (see 2nd screen copy in attached file). 4. how many test plans do you run? For our first use of JMeter, our word test plan containts 680 check points. For the moment, we have written more than 68 tests plan. 5. which listeners do you use to save the results To check the result we use tree listener, assertion listener. We plan to use the sample ant task given in the extra folder to have the list of test plan with error, but the result of this kind of report doesn't give enough detail to identify, in case of failure, which assertion failed. 6. what kinds of charts and graphs do you want? It would be interesting to have a listener which would be able to say, for an http sampler with response assertion in error, which response assertion failed. thanks in advance. peter lin
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