| java.lang.Object org.apache.jmeter.protocol.jms.client.ConnectionFactory
ConnectionFactory | public class ConnectionFactory implements TestListener(Code) | | ConnectionFactory is responsible for creating new connections. Eventually,
the connection factory should read an external configuration file and create
a pool of connections. The current implementation just does the basics. Once
the tires get kicked a bit, we can add connection pooling support.
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ConnectionFactory | protected ConnectionFactory()(Code) | | |
getQueueConnection | public static QueueConnection getQueueConnection(Context ctx, String queueConn)(Code) | | |
getQueueConnectionFactory | public static synchronized QueueConnectionFactory getQueueConnectionFactory(Context ctx, String fac)(Code) | | |
getTopicConnection | public static synchronized TopicConnection getTopicConnection()(Code) | | |
getTopicConnectionFactory | public static synchronized TopicConnectionFactory getTopicConnectionFactory(Context ctx, String fac)(Code) | | |
testEnded | public void testEnded()(Code) | | endTest cleans up the client
See Also: junit.framework.TestListener.endTest(junit.framework.Test) |
testStarted | public void testStarted()(Code) | | startTest sets up the client and gets it ready for the test. Since async
messaging is different than request/ response applications, the
connection is created at the beginning of the test and closed at the end
of the test.
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