This what I did to run the JMeter tests

1. Intall jakarta-jmeter-2.2 to the root of your file system

2. Start JBoss

3. Start JMeter and load the JBossMQ-QueueA-to-A.jmx. This test will give you
a baseline. It is designed to simply send JMS messages to queue/A while
listenening to the same queue/A so it can time the responses. JMeter
will plot a nice graph of response times over time. You can add more client (user)
threads to simulate higher load. You should see the throughtput go up as you
add user threads. For a while anyway until you saturate the system.

4. Once you have the baseline you can deploy the helloworld_action using
the deployToSAR target. Now, in JMeter you should load the JBossMQ-HelloWorld-Action.jmx.
This is a very basic load test where a message is sent to a JMS gateway, passed onto
an ESB listener and then passed on to a JMS notifier which sends it back to the
queue Jmeter is listening on.



