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54 lines
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Eclipse settings
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The following files should be excluded from build output:
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*.metaprops
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See Preferences/Java/Building/Output Folder/Filtered Resources
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Eclipse.classpath
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[This has been tested with Eclipse 3.2. It may not work with other versions.]
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The file eclipse.classpath is intended as a starter .classpath file
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for building JMeter using Eclipse version 3.
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Note that Eclipse does not handle RMI compilations,
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nor is it easy to use for creating jar files.
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However, it is easy to use Eclipse to run Ant.
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The following targets may prove useful:
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compile-rmi - compiles the RMI files that Eclipse ignores
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package-only - creates the jars
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package - compiles everything and then packages it
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Finishing the build using Ant
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Find the build.xml file in the project,
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right click on it, and click "Run As --> Ant Build".
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Make sure you select the "package" target.
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This will compile any remaining classes (e.g. the RMI ones),
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and then create all the jars.
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Now refresh the project (you should add this to the Ant build properties)
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Launching from Eclipse
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These instructions assume you checked out the JMeter code as an Eclipse project named "jmeter".
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If you used something else, adjust accordingly.
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Create a new Java Application launch configuration.
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On the Main tab, enter the following as the main class:
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org.apache.jmeter.NewDriver
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On the Arguments tab, in the Working Directory area, pick the radio
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button next to "Other" and enter the following in the text box:
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${workspace_loc:jmeter/bin} |