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Added tn3270.py to the Locust users directory and a corresponding example in examples/tn3270_ex.py. The given code is a wrapper for Telnet 3270 connections, with a demo that illustrates user connectivity and driving requests by submitting commands via the emulator interface.
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Wow, 3270, that was a while ago :) Looks cool, but for a User class to be useful I think it needs to measure some sort of response time and fire request events. If it doesn't, I don't know if it fits in Locust. |
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Hello! I am interested in leveraging Locust to load test Telnet 3270 connections. I have written a plugin to make our workflow easier, and would like to contribute back to this repository.
Added tn3270.py to the Locust users directory and a corresponding example in examples/tn3270_ex.py.
The given code is a wrapper for Telnet 3270 connections, with a demo that illustrates user connectivity and driving requests by submitting commands via the emulator interface.