Jmeter Plugin - jar files

[tiffany <ti...@yahoo.ca>]

Hi,

I am going to write a Jmeter Plugin and I have the following questions:

1. I should be able to write a Java application for Jmeter Plugin, compile
it against Jmeter and generate a jar file and then put it back to Jmeter
library to function?? Am I right? 

2. Do I have to check out the files from subclipse or download the source
file only?
   Actually, I had download the source file and create a Eclipse project
with it, but I got a whole brunch of errors.

3. Should I post this kind of message in Jmeter User or Jmeter Developer
forum?


Thanks,
  Tiffany
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Re: Jmeter Plugin - jar files

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

On 13/07/07, tiffany <ti...@yahoo.ca> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am going to write a Jmeter Plugin and I have the following questions:

Probably easiest to take an existing set of classes, rename them and
then modify them. That way you can test it immediately to see that it
is picked up OK (just change a few names etc so it looks different in
the test plan).

> 1. I should be able to write a Java application for Jmeter Plugin, compile
> it against Jmeter and generate a jar file and then put it back to Jmeter
> library to function?? Am I right?

The jar needs to be put in lib/ext for JMeter to find it.

> 2. Do I have to check out the files from subclipse or download the source
> file only?

No, you can build your code against the binary release of JMeter - you
only need to put the JMeter and library jars on the classpath.

>   Actually, I had download the source file and create a Eclipse project
> with it, but I got a whole brunch of errors.

Please read README and eclipse.readme.
You need both binary and source archives.

> 3. Should I post this kind of message in Jmeter User or Jmeter Developer
> forum?

For general questions such as this, the user list is OK; for detailed
technical discussion of JMeter internals the developer list is
probably better.

>
> Thanks,
>  Tiffany
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