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How to detect Java_Home is correct set? #13

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bnuzhouwei opened this issue Apr 28, 2024 · 4 comments
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How to detect Java_Home is correct set? #13

bnuzhouwei opened this issue Apr 28, 2024 · 4 comments

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@bnuzhouwei
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I test it jmeter-dotnet-dsl on local development success, but deploy on server failed, I have set the JAVA_HOME,any other should be set?

@rabelenda
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Hello, can you provide more details on how it fails? Maybe some log output or some screenshot?

@bnuzhouwei
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I have found that if start with the exe file, it's all right,
but if it start with IIS, it will got:

System.ArgumentNullException: Value cannot be null. (Parameter 'path1')

That is the JmeterDSL can not work when hosted in IIS.

@rabelenda
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The exception is a .Net exception. I don't know of any path1 parameter related to jmeter dsl itself.

The issue seems to be related on how you run jmeter dsl locally and in IIS, maybe something related on how you package the performance test and distribute it? or maybe something related with IIS package resolution?

Maybe if you provide more details on how your project looks, what steps you took to run it locally, and what steps you took to upload it and try to run it in IIS, someone could provide some hint on how to solve your issue.

Regards

@rabelenda
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I am closing this since we didn't get any further info and the issue seems not to be directly related to JMeter DSL itself. Feel free to reopen it if you feel the need.

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