How to get engine instance from running sampler

[Marius Cosma <ma...@computaris.com>]

Hi,

Short quick question:
Is it possible to obtain a reference to Jmeter engine from a running
sampler? How can I do it?


Long version:
We have developed a Jmeter sampler which behaves like a server, meaning it
waits for messages for an amount of time specified in the GUI. If the user
choses to stop the test plan everything works fine. But if we have the
thread group policy set to "Stop test on error" and one thread fails, the
other running threads don't stop immediately (Jmeter just sets the "running"
flag to false and waits for the current sampler to finish first)

I would like to manually stop the other running threads by calling
	engine.stopTest(true);    // stop threads NOW  

Any other ideas?


Thank you,
Marius 
 



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Re: How to get engine instance from running sampler

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

Have a look in the .bshrc files.

On 26/09/2007, Marius Cosma <ma...@computaris.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Short quick question:
> Is it possible to obtain a reference to Jmeter engine from a running
> sampler? How can I do it?
>
>
> Long version:
> We have developed a Jmeter sampler which behaves like a server, meaning it
> waits for messages for an amount of time specified in the GUI. If the user
> choses to stop the test plan everything works fine. But if we have the
> thread group policy set to "Stop test on error" and one thread fails, the
> other running threads don't stop immediately (Jmeter just sets the "running"
> flag to false and waits for the current sampler to finish first)
>
> I would like to manually stop the other running threads by calling
>        engine.stopTest(true);    // stop threads NOW
>
> Any other ideas?
>
>
> Thank you,
> Marius
>
>
>
>
> This email is subject to Computaris email terms of use: http://www.computaris.com/email_terms.html
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