Hi Eric,
this sounds good.
Why do you need expandProperties() and verifyParameters()? Can you show
a code snippet using your verififiers?
expandProperties will disappear after release 2.1 as we will use better
ant. #{} properties will be expanded before the values are set on the
steps what will allow the step properties to have the type they should
have (ie boolean, int, String, ... and not just String).
Marc.
eric.frigot wrote:
Hi Eric,
if you're successful, don't hesitate to post your results
back. The
verifiers have never been meant for this purpose but if you
see that
small adaptations would facilitate reuse without burden for
WebTest, let
met know.
Well, first results are interresting. For the CheckBox
verifier, I do something like that in the getResult method of
a class extending AbstractTestElement (in JMeter) :
// Setting response
ContextStub context = new
ContextStub(inResponse.getResponseData(),
inResponse.getContentType());
// Initializing Verifier
VerifyCheckbox step = new VerifyCheckbox();
// ... set here parameters
// Executing verification
try {
StepExecutor.executeStep(step);
}
catch (StepFailedException sfe) {
result.setFailure(true);
result.setFailureMessage(sfe.getMessage());
}
catch (Exception e) {
result.setFailure(true);
result.setFailureMessage(e.getMessage());
}
Where result is a JMeter object and StepExecutor :
package com.canoo.webtest.steps;
public class StepExecutor {
public static void executeStep(final Step step) throws
Exception {
step.expandProperties();
step.verifyParameters();
step.doExecute();
}
}
The only way to access expandProperties and verifyParameters
is to make such class (in a canoo package).
Is there another way to do that well ?
As you see, using Canoo WebTest verifiers in JMeter is not
difficult. I am making GUI components and implementing all
verifiers.
Another idea would be to "export" from WebTest to jMeter
format (perhaps
with a module "listening" to the execution of a test and
generating a
JMeter file more intelligently than a proxy).
The reason why i choose to make such plugin come from Calypso
GUI which does not seem to record behind a proxy.
I don't think it is possible to export from WebTest to JMeter
because JMeter cannot accees HTML Form with their names or id.
Marc.
eric.frigot wrote:
The solution is simple : just use the ContextStub Class which
can take a string representation of an HTML Page and do all
the necessary initialisations.
If this plugin is usefull, i will post a feedback here and on
JMeter.
Hi there,
I am working on load tests and unit test. JMeter seems to be
enough good for the load tests and Canoo WebTest has
interesting verifiers.
As I want to simplify testing process, I am trying to
only use
JMeter. But it does not define verifiers like WebTest does.
It does not seam very difficult to develop a JMeter
Plugin. So
I look in WebTest source code to see possible use of its
verifiers. I am not sure that I can easily use them outside
WebTest.
The Context class contains the html pages, but which
attributes must be set to use the verifiers?
Does anyone try to do something like that?
Thanks.
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