Adrian Speteanu wrote:
Hi,
When you load your test plan again merge the proxy you have save so you can
keep it with the loaded test plan. It's a step more than what you expected,
but it makes it possible.
From what I know,, the workbench is mostly for copy-paste actions and for
the non-test elements. I find it convenient to save components of the test
plan and merge them only when I need them in the workbench to edit some new
test plan.
Hope this helps.
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 1:04 PM, Laurent Perez <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi
I don't understand why saving the Test Plan does not trigger a bundled
backup of the WorkBench.
For example, when I want to use the recording proxy (HTTP Proxy
Server), I add it to the WorkBench, following the guide at
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/jmeter_proxy_step_by_step.pdf.
However, the WorkBench is not saved on shutdown, hence, I loose the
proxy configuration. I can save the WorkBench on its own, but then,
the Test Plan is not loaded.
What's the WorkBench useful for ? I don't really get it.
Thanks
laurent
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I don't like this separation of test plan and workbench node too.
I lost my data a couple (maybe dozen) of times, so now I'm afraid to use
workbench node any more :)
Fortunately, it's not necessary. A proxy server node can be placed under
a thread group node. And the thread group node can be disabled so that
it doesn't run.
So I'm just pressing "Ctrl+S" from time to time to be sure the whole my
testplan is saved.
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