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Listeners and Non-Gui Mode
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Listeners and Non-Gui Mode
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What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |WORKSFORME
------- Additional Comments From sebb@apache.org 2003-11-01 14:48 -------
It's true that visualizers are not sent samples in non-GUI mode, but all other
test elements do work, as far as I can tell. Assertions are definitely called,
and test elements that implement TestListener or SampleLister get called
appropriately.
Likewise, extensions that implement the appropriate interfaces will be
processed in batch mode.
The Add>Listeners right-click menu is perhaps named inappropriately, as it
actually adds Visualisers only.
An extension can be added as a Post-Processor, and it will receive samples if
it implements SampleListener. Its GUI will need to extend
AbstractPostProcessorGui in order to appear in the Add>Post-Processor menu,
but the Test Element itself need not implement PostProcessor - it can
implement SampleListener instead.
I know this works, because I'm working on one at present.
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