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My first grinderstone project

I followed instructions to set up grinderstone:
  • eclipse 3.5.2 
  • pydev from update site 
  • grinderstone from update site
  • jython 2.5.1 installed
  • grinder 3.4 installed
Under windows preferences I added a jython 2.5.1 jar as jython interpreter. It asks which libraries to include on the python system path. I choose the defaults, excluding __pyclasspath__ and __classpath__. Not sure where these get used for; probably to include your project's  .classpath or python path in the jython execution's classpath.
Also under windows-preferences, I set show whitespace characters to true.

Next I create a python project. I added grinder.jar and grinder-agent.jar to the external libraries of the project build path. Now I can add my first grinder file under src/HelloGrinder.py:
from net.grinder.script.Grinder import grinder



# An instance of this class is created for every thread.

class TestRunner:

    # This method is called for every run.

    def __call__(self):

        # Per thread scripting goes here.

        grinder.getLogger().output("Hello World")

Next I need to add a grinder.properties to the directory as well:
grinder.processes = 1

grinder.threads = 1

grinder.runs = 1

grinder.useConsole = false

grinder.logDirectory = logs

grinder.numberOfOldLogs = 0

grinder.initialSleepTime=50
I can now select my HelloGrinder.py file, and with right mouse button select: Run As -  Grinder Run.
Logs will appear under src. You will need to click refresh (F5) on you project before they get visible ..

Output looks like:
02.06.10 16:27:18 (process emeafralp560-0): The Grinder version 3.4

02.06.10 16:27:18 (process emeafralp560-0): Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition 1.5.0_06-b05: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (1.5.0_06-b05, mixed mode) on Windows XP x86 5.1

02.06.10 16:27:18 (process emeafralp560-0): time zone is CEST (+0200)

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): worker process 0

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): Java VM does not support instrumentation, DCR unavailable

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): instrumentation agents: NO INSTRUMENTER COULD BE LOADED

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): executing "C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\jan.kester\workspace\Grinder1\src\HelloGrinder.py" using Jython 2.5.1 (Release_2_5_1:6813, Sep 26 2009, 13:47:54) 

[Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (Sun Microsystems Inc.)]

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): starting threads

02.06.10 16:27:20 (thread 0): starting, will do 1 run

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): start time is 1275488840962 ms since Epoch

02.06.10 16:27:20 (thread 0): sleeping for 38 ms

02.06.10 16:27:20 (thread 0 run 0): Hello World

02.06.10 16:27:20 (thread 0): finished 1 run

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): elapsed time is 58 ms

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): Final statistics for this process:

             Tests        Errors       Mean Test    Test Time    TPS          

                                       Time (ms)    Standard                  

                                                    Deviation                 

                                                    (ms)                      





Totals       0            0            ?            0,00         ?            



  Tests resulting in error only contribute to the Errors column.          

  Statistics for individual tests can be found in the data file, including

  (possibly incomplete) statistics for erroneous tests. Composite tests   

  are marked with () and not included in the totals.                      

02.06.10 16:27:20 (process emeafralp560-0): finished




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