RE: Login Config Element vs. Login Configuration (JDBC Request & FTP Request)

["Stover, Michael" <Mi...@usa.xerox.com>]

I'm surprised you say both are broken - JDBC, at least, has been working
fine for me.  I'll check again today to make sure.

The login config element is re-used in both JDBC and FTP for the username
and password information.

addCustomTestElement is an abstract method in AbstractSampler that allows
new protocol writers to handle custom configuration elements.  For instance,
in HTTPSampler, if a UrlConfig is added as configuration, it will be shunted
to the "addCustomTestElement" method for handling, where the HTTPSampler can
do the appropriate thing with the information.

-Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Ramshaw [mailto:mramshaw@alumni.concordia.ca]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 10:03 PM
To: JMeter Developers
Subject: Login Config Element vs. Login Configuration (JDBC Request &
FTP Request)


Is the 'Login Config Element' intended to replace the 'Login Configuration'
fields in the 'JDBC Request' and 'FTP Request' generative elements ?

I have been verifying the latest build for FTP requests and JDBC requests
(both are broken) and am confused about what is broken (obviously there
is work going on on these).

The general issue seems to be with the 'addCustomTestElement' methods
of the FTPSampler and the JDBCSampler. Rather than guess what the
problem is, it seemed like a better idea to ask first.

If this can be resolved soon, I would be happy to write the docs for how to
construct Database and FTP test plans.

	Regards


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