On 12/03/2008, Ivan Rancati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> sebb-2-2 wrote:
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> > Unfortunately the data is still saved in the sample result, at least
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> Thanks for the clarification. I guess a workaround would be using BeanShell
> with something like
> return exec("wget -S -O /dev/null http:....");
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If you are going to use BeanShell you could just use HttpUrlConnection
(or use HttpClient) and read the response yourself.
> Has anybody tried something similar?
> I haven't played much with BeanShell and from the documentation on their
> website I can't seem how to capture the output of an external command
It's Java, so how do you do that in Java?
> (basically what I need is to see whether the wget failed or not and maybe
> the throughput, I can get the timing info from jmeter itself)
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