> >MaxQ (which I work on) has recording.
> >
> >JMeter (I'm just another user of) has recording.
>
> When would one want to use MaxQ and when might want to use JMeter? That
> is, what are some of the pros and cons between these two projects?
I'd have to imagine that's somewhat subjective, but at the moment, I'd
say maxq is a subset of jmeter from a capability perspective.
http://maxq.tigris.org/
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/
MaxQ uses jython and because of that it does make certain things
easier - I code up some custom jython modules and make a couple simple
perl calls to insert calls to them in various places.
JMeter serializes to an XML file that's a tree of nodes. Because of
that, it's a little more abstracted but also potentially more
flexible. JMeter's in the "can test anything from anywhere at
anytime" kind of mind set and does a pretty decent job. Once you
"get" their mindview (the help in the app is good IMHO), it's nice.
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