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[ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
hi, i try to dev a little plugin. am getting the error in the log:
ERROR (entQueue-0) [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
what the problem here. does the plugin need to be defined in the upgrade file?
regards
andre
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Re: [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
By the way, unless you are changing JMeter itself, there is no need to build
it.
Just include the JMeter jars on the path of the plugin project.
On 25/09/2007, André Pfeiler <pf...@e-spirit.de> wrote:
>
> On Tuesday 25 September 2007 13:51, sebb wrote:
> > I don't understand your reference to the plugin bin directory; normally
> > plugins are stored in lib/ext (and lib, if the jar is a utility jar
> only).
>
> i set up separate eclipse project for the plugin and one for the
> jmeter-trunk,
> the plugin project has its own jmeter.properties, i added there
>
> upgrade_properties=<PATH_TO_JMETER_TRUNK>/bin/upgrade.properties
>
> it works now, thank you
>
> regards andre
>
>
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Re: [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
Posted by André Pfeiler <pf...@e-spirit.de>.
On Tuesday 25 September 2007 13:51, sebb wrote:
> I don't understand your reference to the plugin bin directory; normally
> plugins are stored in lib/ext (and lib, if the jar is a utility jar only).
i set up separate eclipse project for the plugin and one for the jmeter-trunk,
the plugin project has its own jmeter.properties, i added there
upgrade_properties=<PATH_TO_JMETER_TRUNK>/bin/upgrade.properties
it works now, thank you
regards andre
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Re: [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
The file needs to be called
/bin/upgrade.properties
relative to the JMeter home directory - which should be logged.
I don't understand your reference to the plugin bin directory; normally
plugins are stored in lib/ext (and lib, if the jar is a utility jar only).
On 25/09/2007, André Pfeiler <pf...@e-spirit.de> wrote:
>
> On Tuesday 25 September 2007 12:58, sebb wrote:
> > Make sure there is a copy of the file in the JMeter bin directory.
>
> i have a copy in the jmeter bin dir and in the plugin bin dir, previously
> i
> had a problem with save service properties, i put a copy in the plugin bin
> dir and it works, but with upgrade.properties it doesn't. the plugin gui
> is
> working, i only get the message in the log.
>
> --
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> e-Spirit AG
> André Pfeiler
>
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Re: [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
Posted by André Pfeiler <pf...@e-spirit.de>.
On Tuesday 25 September 2007 12:58, sebb wrote:
> Make sure there is a copy of the file in the JMeter bin directory.
i have a copy in the jmeter bin dir and in the plugin bin dir, previously i
had a problem with save service properties, i put a copy in the plugin bin
dir and it works, but with upgrade.properties it doesn't. the plugin gui is
working, i only get the message in the log.
--
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André Pfeiler
T: +49.231 28661-30
F: +49.231 28661-59
M: +49.162 280 86 80
E: pfeiler@e-Spirit.de
W: www.e-Spirit.de
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Re: [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
No, it means that the upgrade.properties file cannot be found
... and that the error message is misleading ;-)
Make sure there is a copy of the file in the JMeter bin directory.
On 25/09/2007, André Pfeiler <pf...@e-spirit.de> wrote:
>
> hi, i try to dev a little plugin. am getting the error in the log:
>
> ERROR (entQueue-0) [ jmeter.util.NameUpdater] Bad upgrade file
what the problem here. does the plugin need to be defined in the upgrade
> file?
>
> regards
> andre
>
>
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