Hey hamepal,
I had a vision of the IncludeController, ModuleController, and
TestFragments working like this when I contributed the TestFragment code.
Unfortunately, the IncludeController references aren't loaded until you run
the test plan which means that the ModuleController can't reference its
internals:-(
The best you have without a code change is one TestFragment per
IncludeController and then to use a TestFragment in your main Test Plan to
Include them all. ModuleControllers can then reference each included file
to execute its contents.
I actually tried working on the flow you described because it would be
rather elegant and highly re-usable, but I ran into a ton of issues.
Hope this helps,
Anthony
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 2:02 AM, [email protected] <[email protected]>wrote:
> I want to create a common test plan and define multiple test fragment in
> this
> file. I want to use some of the specific test fragment in the specific test
> plan. Here is outline of two different test plan.
>
> common-test-plan.jmx
> common-test-plan
> |--TestFragment1
> | |-Sampler11
> |
> |--TestFragment2
> |-Sampler21
>
> Specific-test-plan.jmx
> Some-Test-plan
> |--ThreadGroup1
> |-IncludeController
> |-Module controller(accessing the Include controller)
> |-Sampler1
> |-Sampler2
>
>
>
> I used include controller to include the external test plan component. When
> I use the Module controller it just shows the include controller in the
> list. It doesn't show all test fragment present in the external test plan.
>
> Is there any way I can specifically use few of the test fragment present in
> the external test?
>
>
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