Hi Kornelis:
> 1. File paths are relative to the JMeter\bin directory
I think the file paths are relative to the current directory rather than
to Jmeter\bin.
So when I run JMeter - in Cygwin/Windows - from whatever current
directory I am in, as in the following:
../support/jakarta-jmeter-2.1.1/bin/jmeter -t j.jmx -l jj.log
-n
...the jj.log file is written to the current directory.
Another idea: use Cygwin to simulate UNIX on windows.
> 2. Javascript in the file name is not processed, so I can't enter
> "${__P(user.dir)}\foo.bar" as a file name, if I do I get a new
directory
> under my bin directory called "${__P(user.dir)}" :-/
I was having a look at just this right now... while this is true for the
filename field in the 'View Results Tree' listener, you can use a JMeter
variable (eg: 'debug_directory/${__P(my_test_id)' ) in the Filename
prefix for 'Save Responses To File' post-processor. The example above
saves files like this:
debug_directory/xyz1.xml
debug_directory/xyz2.xml
debug_directory/xyz3.xml
However, there does not seem a way to correlate these responses to log
entries -- ie. to actual samplers.
Sincerely,
Sonam Chauhan
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kornelis Sietsma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 6 April 2006 12:57 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: javascript in file names? Or changing default directory?
Hi all,
I'm trying to write data using a Simple Data Writer, the basic
functionality works but I have two problems:
1. File paths are relative to the JMeter\bin directory, not the
"user.dir" setting or any other configurable setting I can find
2. Javascript in the file name is not processed, so I can't enter
"${__P(user.dir)}\foo.bar" as a file name, if I do I get a new directory
under my bin directory called "${__P(user.dir)}" :-/
Does anyone know a way around this? I'm trying to write tests that I
can use on both a Windows and a Unix system so I don't want to use
absolute paths, and I'd prefer not to have my log files written to the
bin directory - especially if more than one user is running the same
test on the same machine!
- Korny
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Kornelis Sietsma e-mail: korny at my surname dot com
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