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Prompt type Valid answer values Default value if
no default is
specified by the
script
Image boolean
true
false
true
Image list Zero‑based array index
0
Image message
[DEFAULT] only
N/A
Integer Numeric integer
0
List Zero‑based array index
0
Message
[DEFAULT] only
N/A
Numeric Numeric integer
0
Password Text string Empty string
Scan
None; scan prompts are handled by the basic.scanfiles and
advanced.scanfilesN settings. Answers for scan prompts should not be
included in the sequence of prompt answers.
N/A
ScanUI
[DEFAULT] only
N/A
String Text string Empty string
Using JConsole to monitor and modify a running test
You can use the Java Monitoring and Management Console (JConsole) or another JMX‑enabled application to access
attributes and operations of the performance simulator process during a test. The following steps detail accessing these
attributes and operations using JConsole specifically, but the listed attributes and operations are the same for other
JMX‑enabled applications.
1 Run JConsole.
Note: JConsole is installed with the Java SE Development Kit. The default location for JConsole is C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk<current version>\bin\jconsole.exe.
2 While a performance simulator test is running, select com.lexmark.workflow.simulator.App from the list of
processes on the Local tab.
Note: If a test is started after the “Connect to Agent” dialog is opened, then click the empty area within the list
of processes to refresh it.
3 Click Connect > MBeans tab.
4 Expand the simulator folder, and then expand the folder for the currently running test profile.
5 For e‑Task 2, expand the Advanced folder.
or
For e‑Task, expand the Basic folder.
6 Select Simulation.
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