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alibaba82
16 years agoSuper Contributor
sure. I'm trying to move out jemter framework to loadui so this is what I would like to achieve. All this is done in Jmeter using various customization that we wrote
1. Create an action, 'start perfmon' that invokes an executable/batch file that we have written. This basically remotely starts perfmon on our application servers and starts dumping results in the database. Once presseed it changes to 'stop perfmon'
2. Create an action, 'Load Test Details', which shows a forms window and a submit button with a few text boxes. We like to specify a few details about our load test and store them in the database. Our reporting solution displays this information when some load test report is selected. Typically we have
-date
-load test name
-objective
-setup environment (text box)
-load simulation description(text box)
-Target Customer (drop down Samsung,LG,Sony,All)
2. Create a listeners which will send the load test stats to our database every time the load level changes and then resets the stats.
Thanks
Ali
1. Create an action, 'start perfmon' that invokes an executable/batch file that we have written. This basically remotely starts perfmon on our application servers and starts dumping results in the database. Once presseed it changes to 'stop perfmon'
2. Create an action, 'Load Test Details', which shows a forms window and a submit button with a few text boxes. We like to specify a few details about our load test and store them in the database. Our reporting solution displays this information when some load test report is selected. Typically we have
-date
-load test name
-objective
-setup environment (text box)
-load simulation description(text box)
-Target Customer (drop down Samsung,LG,Sony,All)
2. Create a listeners which will send the load test stats to our database every time the load level changes and then resets the stats.
Thanks
Ali