I am in the process of integrating *discreet, functional unit tests*(leveraging several JMeter capabilities) with an enterprise monitoring system (Orion). The monitoring system can integrate with any executable based on exit status.
I've done some searching and read other threads from folks seemingly searching for a similar capability. I've come up with and successfully tested the following solution and wanted to float it to the community to ask for feedback or other suggestions: In the tesplan, I include a Generate Summary Results listener. I wrap the execution of JMeter in a simple shell script used to evaluate the string put to stdout by the listener: #!/bin/bash if java -jar ./apache-jmeter-2.9/bin/ApacheJMeter.jar -n -t x.jmx | grep "0 (0.00%)$" then echo Success exit 0 else echo Failure exit 1 fi I have noted that, in a long running test, Generate Summary Results will output n+ lines over time. But it seems safe that the final line output terminates ($) with the final overall error rate. Anyone have any other cautions / considerations / approaches to this? Thank you. Mark
