Parametertized AMF3 request support

[Gr...@MDSUK.COM]

Hi

We've used JMeter in the past for load testing Web Services, databasese 
via the JDBC sampler, EJBs and standard HHTP(S) Web Apps. We're now 
looking at load testing a Flex application using AMF3 (using the Flex 
RemoteObject API). I've notice a few threads over the last year hinted at 
parameterized support for AMF3 - ideally support for deserializing  the 
binary object.  How is this progressing ? I ask because I'd prefer to use 
JMeter, but if we can't we'll end up buying something expensive (NeoLoad 
or WebLoad). If we bought something expensive and JMeter supported AMF3 a 
few months later I would be sacked :-)

Thanks

Greg

Re: Parametertized AMF3 request support

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

On 09/04/2009, Greg.Peace@mdsuk.com <Gr...@mdsuk.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
>  We've used JMeter in the past for load testing Web Services, databasese
>  via the JDBC sampler, EJBs and standard HHTP(S) Web Apps. We're now
>  looking at load testing a Flex application using AMF3 (using the Flex
>  RemoteObject API). I've notice a few threads over the last year hinted at
>  parameterized support for AMF3 - ideally support for deserializing  the
>  binary object.  How is this progressing ? I ask because I'd prefer to use
>  JMeter, but if we can't we'll end up buying something expensive (NeoLoad
>  or WebLoad). If we bought something expensive and JMeter supported AMF3 a
>  few months later I would be sacked :-)

IFAIK, there are no plans to add AMF3 support.

But if someone provides a patch - and a way to test it - then we will
consider adding it.

>  Thanks
>
>  Greg

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