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20030304 Tuesday March 04, 2003

Ant JMeter Task By now, you've probably heard of JMeter. It's basically a Swing-based performance testing framework. From the struts-user list today, I found out there's a JMeter Ant Task. Sweet - looks easy to use too. Now if I could just figure out JMeter, or better yet - be tasked with actually implementing it. I've played with it a couple of times, but never long enough to get something I rely on and use.

Anthill, on the other hand, was so easy to install and use that I've set it up at home and I've automated some of my projects' build/deploy processes. I might have to add Roller to the mix. If I were real daring, I could set it up on this server and build/deploy Roller every day or so. Of course, I wouldn't keep this site up to the latest version - I'd setup a 2nd instance of Roller. Any interest in this? Or better yet, do you know anyone that's hosting an Anthill install that we can use? Posted in Java at Mar 04 2003, 02:07:49 PM MST 1 Comment

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If you are using the free version of Anthill, you must take a look at cruisecontrol. In my opinion the best of the two.

Posted by Unknown on March 04, 2003 at 02:35 PM MST #

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