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khammond25 (Bug 3557):
In bin/jmeter.bat and bin/jmeter-server.bat, all of the IF statements generate
errors on Windows 98.
The IF statements there check equality of two strings using the EQU operator.
I have never seen this operator before. I have only seen the use of "==". The
DOS references I've found on the net only mention "==". Additionally, I
verified that several other Apache products also use "==".
I changed each of the EQU's to "==", and the BAT files work fine.
Votes in Bugzilla: 1
Severity: normal
OS: All
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Jordi Salvat i Alabart (migrated from Bugzilla):
Marking all bugs RESOLVED before JMeter 1.8's release date as VERIFIED.
Yes, it's pretty poor QA procedure, but there's bugs here lingering since JMeter
1.6, and we need to clean up a little.
khammond25 (Bug 3557):
In bin/jmeter.bat and bin/jmeter-server.bat, all of the IF statements generate
errors on Windows 98.
The IF statements there check equality of two strings using the EQU operator.
I have never seen this operator before. I have only seen the use of "==". The
DOS references I've found on the net only mention "==". Additionally, I
verified that several other Apache products also use "==".
I changed each of the EQU's to "==", and the BAT files work fine.
Votes in Bugzilla: 1
Severity: normal
OS: All
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: