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Subject: Re: Web-Interface to create Test-Plans
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But how is this better than Java? A web interface would require a =
webserver, duplicate a lot of effort and ultimately be pretty limited in =
functionality because it's running in a browser. Why do this?

HTML5 may be groovy and, it's true, Spring looks dated and everything. =
But there is no such thing as a cross-java problem.


On 16 May 2012, at 13:53, Shay Ginsbourg wrote:

> Interesting approach.
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> Shay
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> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Flavio Cysne <flaviocysne@gmail.com> =
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>> Just adding a bit more, I believe that JMeter don't need to have a =
web
>> interface coupled to its code, but an extension project to let it be =
used
>> with a web interface. I understand the point of view of the =
maintainers of
>> JMeter and know that it will add up a huge piece of code to take care =
of
>> too.
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>> I think that this new project would be a bit less complex and run
>> by interested community members if JMeter's JMX file had a =
well-defined
>> schema definition (
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http://wiki.apache.org/jmeter/JMeterFAQ#Is_there_a_JMX_Schema.2BAC8-DTD_av=
ailable.3F
>> ).
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>> Sorry for my bad english, it's a work in progress. :)
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>> Regards.
>> Fl=E1vio Cysne
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>> 2012/5/16 Flavio Cysne <flaviocysne@gmail.com>
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>>> A web interface for JMeter would be very useful if we are talking of
>>> mobility. Let me explain. If you deploy JMeter in a distributed
>>> environment, using cloud or not, and you want to start a test on a =
remote
>>> site (out of your intranet) and you are not in your desk or not in =
front
>> of
>>> a computer or note/netbook, what could you do? If you have a tablet =
or
>>> other device with internet connection and a reasonable screen, at =
this
>>> moment, a web interface will be very useful.
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>>> Other example would be when a company that adopts JMeter as its =
official
>>> tool to do performance tests and have a wide range of professionals, =
a
>> web
>>> interface will be very useful, so you can evolve the web interface =
to
>> stay
>>> in tune with new releases of JMeter. This way you don't need to say =
to
>> all
>>> your employees that they have to download the new release and use it
>>> because if they don't scripts will be messed up by those who hasn't
>> listen
>>> to the talk or read the memo and are still using an older version of
>> JMeter
>>> (believe me it happens).
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>>> Regards.
>>> Fl=E1vio Cysne
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>>> 2012/5/16 David Luu <mangaroo@gmail.com>
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>>>>> JMeter runs on any host with a GUI and suitable version of Java.
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>>>> Oh, so the JMeter GUI for creating test plans and running tests
>>>> graphically
>>>> can run on Linux (and Mac)? I thought it was Windows only and you =
run it
>>>> in
>>>> CLI mode on Linux. Good to know if JMeter GUI is cross-platform.
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>>>>> If a host has problems running Java it seems to me that you have =
other
>>>> problems...
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>>>> Yea, I know. I posted to this group for help before but came to no
>>>> conclusion. Not sure where I can post for help. It's a funny issue =
too:
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>>>> Java runs fine, the only issue is with class path searching for =
certain
>>>> libraries. It seems the class path mechanism is messed up at some =
areas
>>>> that even a uninstall/reinstall of Java won't fix. Got to reinstall =
OS
>> and
>>>> prep from scratch.
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>>>> I can use Eclipse, compile Java code with external JAR references =
and
>> use
>>>> most Java apps fine. Just can't get JMeter (GUI mode) to start up =
(fail
>> to
>>>> find Apache log libraries when they're there). Also have issues =
with
>>>> Selenium library, I specifically reference using newest v2.21 =
Selenium
>> JAR
>>>> but system still thinks I want/need v2.15. And these Selenium JARs =
and
>>>> JMeter aren't even installed to the system, they're portable apps =
for
>> the
>>>> most part.
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>>>> On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 4:12 PM, sebb <sebbaz@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>> On 15 May 2012 23:06, David Luu <mangaroo@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>> There is one case where web interface to create test plan is =
useful:
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>>>>>> Avoid need to download and run JMeter on Windows for the GUI mode =
to
>>>>> create
>>>>>> test plan. Assume you are in non-MS/Windows shop, or you are like =
me
>>>> and
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>>>>> JMeter runs on any host with a GUI and suitable version of Java.
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>>>>>> your computer has problems with Java (and hence can't load JMeter
>> GUI
>>>> in
>>>>>> Windows).
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>>>>> If a host has problems running Java it seems to me that you have =
other
>>>>> problems...
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>>>>>> Create from any computer, create remotely, etc.
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>>>>> Only if the web interface is already set up and accessible from =
your
>>>> host.
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>>>>>> On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 2:52 PM, Philippe Mouawad <
>>>>>> philippe.mouawad@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>>> Usually there are 2 steps:
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>>>>>>>  - Build test plan using GUI on a client machine with Unix/Linux
>>>> and X
>>>>> ,
>>>>>>>  or Windows or Mac OSX
>>>>>>>  - Run test plan with JMeter in NON GUI mode
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>>>>>>> So I don't see personnaly the interest of a Web Interface to =
create
>>>> Test
>>>>>>> Plan:
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>>>>>>>  - Will need a server to run it (Tomcat or jEtty or other), so
>>>> complex
>>>>>>>  setup
>>>>>>>  - How will you record ?
>>>>>>>  - What for ?
>>>>>>>  - Amount of work to get what JMeter gives you
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>>>>>>> But I may not have seen what you have in mind.
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>>>>>>> Regards
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>>>>>>> Philippe
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>>>>>>> On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 11:39 PM, Sergio Boso <
>>>> sergio@bosoconsulting.it
>>>>>>>> wrote:
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>>>>>>>> Il 15/05/2012 09:55, apc ha scritto:
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>>>>>>>> Which advantages will it have over JMeter GUI?
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>>>>>>>> interesting topics..
>>>>>>>> I can be VERY useful when you load Jmeter on a linux server
>> without
>>>>>>>> Graphics, It happens very often when you rent a server in the
>>>> cloud...
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>>>>>>>> -----
>>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>>> Andrey Pohilko
>>>>>>>>> JP@GC Maintainer
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>>>>>>>>> Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at =
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>>>>>>>> --
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>>>>>>>> Ing. Sergio Boso
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>>>>>>>> Mail:
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>>>>>>>> sergio@bosoconsulting.it <mailto:sergioboso@yahoo.it>
>>>>>>>> www.bosoconsulting.it
>>>>>>>> sergio.boso@ingpec.eu <mailto:sergio.boso@ingpec.eu>
>>>>>>>> +39 335 7243 445
>>>>>>>> http://it.linkedin.com/in/**sergioboso<
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>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> Cordialement.
>>>>>>> Philippe Mouawad.
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