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Batching of Samples for remote testing
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Batching of Samples for remote testing
Summary: Batching of Samples for remote testing
Product: JMeter
Version: 2.0.1
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Other
Status: NEW
Severity: Enhancement
Priority: Other
Component: Main
AssignedTo: jmeter-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: michael.freeman@sabre-holdings.com
Hey
I've added some patch's and new classes to enable batching. The user can
provide a jmeter property mode to specify what behaviour they want.
So -Dmode=Standard (Also default) provides the normal behavior.
-Dmode=hold_samples provides the exsisting hold_sample behavior.
-Dmode=Batch provides the new batching behavior.
I created new classes for each type and use a Factory to return the correct type.
I added another remote method to RemoteSampleListenerImpl that accepts a List
and then fires the samples locally on the client.
The batch mode stores sample events untill either a time or sample threshold is
breached. The sampleStore is reset if either one fires.If only one threshold is
set it becomes the only value checked against.When a threhold is breached the
list of sample events is sent to a listener where the events are fired locally.
The time/sample threshold or both are set as Jmeter Properties time_threshold
and num_sample_threshold. The time is in milliseconds. I provided a default of
100 samples or 60 seconds. But I guess you guys would know what it should be set
to.
I've used it and it seems to work fine so I hope its of some use to someone.
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