On 16/05/06, Gaël LHEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-----Message d'origine----- De : sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : lundi 15 mai 2006 21:19 À : JMeter Users List Objet : Re: Setting up some data before running the test (TestListener?) On 15/05/06, Gaël LHEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hello >> >> Still working on jmeter, I'm making a plugin which add up some new >> functions, so that I can inject parameter in URL (such as foo.php?x=145). >> Those parameters come from a database, and that's here my problem lies : >> >> I'd like to set up an object that would listen for test start and test >> end (equivalent of setUp() and tearDown() in Junit). After reading the >> source of jMeter, I found the interface TestListener, and tried to >> implements it, but it does nothing. >It does work. Hum, but how it is loaded into jMeter? My TestListener is not called while it should propose a confirm dialog, log something (using LoggingManager), and even print into the stdout output stream ('syso') ?
You have to add it a jar file in lib/ext, start JMeter and then add the Gui to the test plan.
>> What I'm looking for, is something that would warn me once that the >> test started (and not one time per thread, etc). >The TestListener has the appropriate methods: testStarted() and testStarted(host) >I suggest you look at some existing code that implements TestListener, e.g. Summariser. It has a gui component, so I understand it is added as listener, but if I do such gui component, how can I ensure that my data is set up before that any thread group runs ? (I suppose it should be before any thread group in gui tree? Right?)
The testStarted() methods are called as the thread starts.
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