Hello,
Here some screen captures to view my proposal design to have a listener
View Full Results extensible.
http://www.milamberspace.net/regexp_tester/view_results_tree_proposal_design.html
If you want, you are invited to give your comments.
Milamber
Le 16/06/2009 00:23, Milamber a ecrit :
Le 16/06/2009 00:11, sebb a ecrit :
On 15/06/2009, Milamber <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for your response.
Thus there are two ways (if I correctly understand):
1/ modify ViewResultsFullVisualizer for find specific classes (in
classpath?) like Menu Generator in JMeter, to add one or more panes in this
listener.
Yes, that's what I meant. JMeter already has utils for finding classes.
2/ or create a new visulizer (with capitalization on
ViewResultsFullVisualizer (some copy/paste) and add a new action/result to
test regexp, or AMF visualizer.
Yes, that's another possibility.
Some questions to find the best way:
- in 2/ the new visualizer regexp show tree results (left) and only the
regexp tester (right) ? no necessary to have the 2 first tabs (sample result
and request)?
Yes, you can add just output you want - no need to add tabs that aren't used.
- in 1/ possibly (better way) to split the ViewResultsFullVisualizer in two
classes: one are base (left tree and sample result), and the second is the
two others pane?
In my opinion, 1/ is more 'sexy' way (more flexible : one unique listener
to helper creating script (potentially several render / tester in future...)
But with lots of new tabs, it could become a bit awkward. Might need
to find a better method of organising the display.
2/ is more simple to do
Which way I beginning?
I don't think there is a best way; both have advantages and both have
disadvantages, but I prefer option 1).
Ok, I try to do option 1. In first step, I will work to find a good
improved GUI in ViewResultsFullVisualizer for add one or more external
visualizer. I will propose some screens captures.
If you get stuck on the dynamic aspects I can probably help with that.
Thank, I will send mail if I need help
A+
Milamber
Thanks
Milamber
Le 15/06/2009 19:22, sebb a ecrit :
On 14/06/2009, Milamber <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
I have developed a small extension to JMeter for add a tab in View
Results
Tree listener which permit to test a regular expression on response data
and
view all matches.
(this extension in to help jmeter's user to test their regexp without a
running test. this requirement because I give some trainings on JMeter
and
students aren't regexp's hackers)
You can view some screen captures and a add patch in this link :
http://www.milamberspace.net/regexp_tester/regexp_tester_introduction.html
Looks to be a very useful extension.
To make this extension, I needed replace some private fields and
methods to
protected variables and methods in
org.apache.jmeter.visualizers.ViewResultsFullVisualizer.
I don't create a new bugzilla, because I have some questions:
* It is possible to integrate this extension in main JMeter ?
Yes, potentially.
need a vote or some process to pass?
There's no formal process.
* If not, it's possible to valide the private/protected changes in
trunk ?
this changes to permit to extented this listener rapidly. (I would like
too
add a AMF viewer (without integrate in trunk))
Extending the class to add a single extra pane works, but is not scalable.
I think it might be better to enhance ViewResultsFullVisualizer so
that it can process external panes.
The other approach would be to create a new Visualizer; this might be
a better approach for AMF.
Some guidance are welcome. I can answer questions if need
(I can create a new buzilla if it's better)
Thanks
Milamber
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