DO NOT REPLY [Bug 43730] - User-settable JVM DNS cache expiry

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           Severity|normal                      |enhancement




------- Additional Comments From sebb@apache.org  2007-10-30 05:13 -------
As a work-round for Sun JVMs, the property sun.net.inetaddr.ttl can be set on 
the command-line using -D or in the JMeter file system.properties.

Other Java networking properties can be set on the command-line or in 
system.properties.

It is only networkaddress.cache.ttl that cannot be set this way; it would need 
to be set by:

java.security.Security.setProperty("networkaddress.cache.ttl" , "0");

This can be done with the current JMeter by using the JMeter property

beanshell.init.file

which names a BeanShell script to be run at startup. Of course this requires 
that the BeanShell jar has been put on the classpath (e.g. in lib/).

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