On 27/10/2009, Ghania Ferrag <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Every one, > > I'm working on developing a new Sampler, the Sampler will invoke a remote > components that are accessible only using Spring HTTPInvoker based calls.
In what way does this differ from the standard HTTP Sampler? It might be simplest to extend / amend one of the existing samplers (or perhaps the XML-RPC sampler). > I had more information from my manager today regarding this task and we have > to allow to users add some parameters within the Sampler (like in Java > Request Sampler) to send parameters within the http request. > > I did follow the link on How to write a plugin for Jmeter, and extends the > AbstractSampler and also the BeanInfoSupport to create my new Sampler based > on TestBean. My question is if I need more customized Gui or a complex > property settings, like allowing to user to add parameters etc instead of > extending the AbstractSampler class I have to extend the AbstractSamplerGui > for more GUI options ? > > I hope my question is clear for you :) my goal is to develop this new > Sampler that does the Spring HttpInvoker calls for a remote components. Yes, but does it really need a whole new sampler? > Any links, ideas, classes examples to follow, your thoughts and advise are > very welcome and appreciated and thank you all for your responses. > Have a look at the Example TestBean code in the examples/ directory tree. > Please don't include old e-mail threads in new ones ... > -----Original Message----- > From: Ghania Ferrag [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, October 26, 2009 5:46 PM > To: JMeter Users List > Subject: RE: New added Sampler and Exception error when Running Jmeter in > Eclipse <snip irrelevant stuff/> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
