So you say using the Java API to produce JMX files is "unsupported" and yet I have a code sample that shows me how to create a thread, sampler and save the result to a JMX file.
We are interested in *bundling* JMeter with our own "facilities" which include HTTP Processing of services in a middleware solution. The idea would be to produce JMX files that can later be edited - by say disabling certain steps. Specifically what we want to do is: 1. Generate XPath Assertions for XML response documents (via HTTP Requests) 2. Produce dynamically a JMX file with XPath Assertions 3. Allow Business Analysts to browse the resulting file 4. Allow them to disable/modify XPath Assertions to better match the test case This would allow/give the customers the BEST value for their middleware solution. Our goal would be to fully automate the solution given an "input file" and then produce an "XML output file", "XPath Assertions" and "Dynamic JMX file". Test plans may then be used to *tweak* the tests by enabling/disabling certain XPath Assertions and allowing a Business User to modify certain assertions to better match the business validation of their test cases. For us this would be a very *important* middleware solution and we of course could offer this solution to all our existing customers. Examples: Handling of a PurchaseOrder, you would want to DISABLE PONumber validation but keep things like POStatus (Ok, Backorder, etc.) Kristopher -- View this message in context: http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Using-Java-API-to-generate-JMX-files-tp5721657p5721660.html Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
