Re: Multiple Remote server starts

Already done - download the lates v1.7Beta and try it out. The documentation is up-to-date on the website regarding distributed JMeter. It works fine in the limited testing I've done, but you're likely to run into problems if you push it, so put your efforts into improving what's there. Let

Multiple Remote server starts

Has anyone though about adding on a way to have one client manage multiple servers in a distributed manner? I have been working with jmeter for a while and I frequently find that the biggest problem with the way that jmeter works is that I can't generate enough load on a server to get the res

DO NOT REPLY [Bug 3827] New: - Using a web testing generative controller with no method selected generates null pointer

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RE: initialization of custom config element

Interestingly enough, there is an uncompile() method specified in the JMeterComponentModel interface. This method is called on all the elements in the tree before a test is run. It is there as a way to reset the components between test runs. You could try putting your code in this method. -Mik

cvs commit: jakarta-jmeter/src/org/apache/jmeter/util JMeterUtils.java

khammond01/09/24 23:00:44 Modified:src/org/apache/jmeter/util JMeterUtils.java Log: When retrieving a resource string and the key cannot be found, catch the MissingResourceException and return an empty String. Also, report the error to the console. Revision ChangesPath

initialization of custom config element

I am trying to write a custom config element and I was wondering if there is a way to initialize the config element when the user tries to run the test plan. The problem that I am having is that my config element accepts a file name which it uses to read data from. When I save the config element