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Subject: How to handle subresults?
From: Barrie Treloar <baerrach@gmail.com>
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I expect I'm doing something wrong here.

My Java Sampler Client does the following:
* Send Async Logon Request
* Receive Async Logon Response
* Send Async Ack

I currently have my SampleResult setup like this:
LogonRequest
* LogonResponse
* AckRequest

But if my LogonResponse fails because of a timeout, I am marking the
LogonResponse.setSuccessful(false) but the group is still marked as a
success.

If a sub-result fails, shouldn't the parent also fail?
Do I need to do this logic myself.

Is my grouping sane?
Should I instead be grouping my SampleResult as:
LogonTest
* LogonRequest
* LogonResponse
* AckRequest

Guidance appreciated.

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