https://sourceforge.net/p/track/patches/2011-04-28T16:59:54ZRecent changes to patches2011-04-28T16:59:54Z2011-04-28T16:59:54ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net444e5162b6106983d9de383b20c5450d55c700fe

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi,<br /> Presently the configuration is sourced by the file analyzer.properties. This file must be located in the home directory of GA. However this problematic in our development environment (everything is read only). </p> <p>The attached file, constants.py, has a small modification which allows a JVM system property to specify an alternate location. </p> <p>Perhaps something like that could be applied?<br /> Thanks.</p></div>

2009-03-26T15:07:33Z2009-03-26T15:07:33ZVaagn Khachatryanhttps://sourceforge.net/u/hrashk/https://sourceforge.net1e4a5c2e639f6c4c5389872576bd8f7998c1d0ae

<div class="markdown_content"><p>grinderAnalyzer complains with the following error when running it against some HTTP load test results I have.</p> <p>Traceback (innermost last):<br /> File "run.py", line 63, in ?<br /> File "C:\projects\grinderAnalyzer.V2.b9\analyzer.py", line 726, in main<br /> File "C:\projects\grinderAnalyzer.V2.b9\analyzer.py", line 447, in __init__<br /> File "C:\projects\grinderAnalyzer.V2.b9\analyzer.py", line 535, in _analyzeLogs<br /> IndexError: index out of range: 251</p> <p>The patch contains a solution to the problem which coincidentally solves the TODO item on line 534. And I think you no longer need the 'if' statement at the end of the function, but I left it just in case it solves another issue you've encountered.</p> <p>I also attach the grinder output files that caused the issue in case you're interested.</p></div>