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Ant-jmeter task problem
Hi,
Has anyone here used the ant-jmeter task from programmerplanet.org? I have
the latest version and am experiencing difficulty trying to pass some
parameters to the jmeter commandline. Here's my code:
<jmeter jmeterhome="${JmeterHome}"
resultlogdir="${logdir}/jmeterlogs"
failureproperty="jmeterfailed">
<testplans dir="/FOO/BAR/jmeter/nonregression">
<include name="*.jmx"/>
</testplans>
<property name="jmxresultdir" value="${tempdir}/jmeter/responses"/>
<property name="datadir" value="/FOO/BAR/data"/>
<jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/properties/env.properties"/>
<jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/data/tokens.properties"/>
</jmeter>
It looks as if the last two nested elements - jmeterarg - are ignored. Has
anyone experienced this behavior as well? Do You know of any solution? I
will greatly appreciate any help.
Cheers,
Chris
Re: Ant-jmeter task problem
Posted by Krzysieq <kr...@gazeta.pl>.
Great many thanks! It helped :)
Cheers,
Chris
2008/8/1 Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>
> Krzysieq wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Has anyone here used the ant-jmeter task from programmerplanet.org? I
>> have
>> the latest version and am experiencing difficulty trying to pass some
>> parameters to the jmeter commandline. Here's my code:
>>
>> <jmeter jmeterhome="${JmeterHome}"
>> resultlogdir="${logdir}/jmeterlogs"
>> failureproperty="jmeterfailed">
>> <testplans dir="/FOO/BAR/jmeter/nonregression">
>> <include name="*.jmx"/>
>> </testplans>
>> <property name="jmxresultdir" value="${tempdir}/jmeter/responses"/>
>> <property name="datadir" value="/FOO/BAR/data"/>
>> <jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/properties/env.properties"/>
>> <jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/data/tokens.properties"/>
>> </jmeter>
>>
>> It looks as if the last two nested elements - jmeterarg - are ignored. Has
>> anyone experienced this behavior as well? Do You know of any solution? I
>> will greatly appreciate any help.
>>
>
> could be you need the -q and the following arg as separate values -that
> would be consistent with <java> and <exec>
>
>
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> Author: Ant in Action http://antbook.org/
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Re: Ant-jmeter task problem
Posted by Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>.
Krzysieq wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone here used the ant-jmeter task from programmerplanet.org? I have
> the latest version and am experiencing difficulty trying to pass some
> parameters to the jmeter commandline. Here's my code:
>
> <jmeter jmeterhome="${JmeterHome}"
> resultlogdir="${logdir}/jmeterlogs"
> failureproperty="jmeterfailed">
> <testplans dir="/FOO/BAR/jmeter/nonregression">
> <include name="*.jmx"/>
> </testplans>
> <property name="jmxresultdir" value="${tempdir}/jmeter/responses"/>
> <property name="datadir" value="/FOO/BAR/data"/>
> <jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/properties/env.properties"/>
> <jmeterarg value="-q /FOO/BAR/data/tokens.properties"/>
> </jmeter>
>
> It looks as if the last two nested elements - jmeterarg - are ignored. Has
> anyone experienced this behavior as well? Do You know of any solution? I
> will greatly appreciate any help.
could be you need the -q and the following arg as separate values -that
would be consistent with <java> and <exec>
--
Steve Loughran http://www.1060.org/blogxter/publish/5
Author: Ant in Action http://antbook.org/
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