JMeter

L4-T2: Setup Java

In this activity we will try to download, install and set up Java. Step 1: Operating system and version compatibility with JMeter As JMeter is a pure Java application and should run correctly on any system that has a compatible Java implementation. Here is the list of operating system compatible with JMeter Step 2 : …

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L4-T1: A brief introduction

Let us understand a few jargons associated with the testing of any application using JMeter. Whats is JMeter Apache JMeter is an open source software. It is 100% pure Java desktop application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance of the web applications. Why should we use JMeter for testing? Because it is …

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L3-T9: Exercise 2

Record a script using external tool Bad Boy on Training application, to Add Course and export to Jmeter. Tool Summary: Badboy is a tool designed to aid in testing and development of complex dynamic applications. Badboy helps web testing and development with several features including a capture/replay interface, load testing support, detailed reports, and graphs. Click …

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L3-T8: Exercise 1

Record a scenario by using Training application. Let us simulate a real world scenario where there will be a few users who will be interested in adding marks for a student and a few users on modifying student info. So if there is a requirement to test Add marks and Modify student information feature, where we have 5 users …

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L3-T6: Analyse test results

In this activity we will open the configured Listener and analyze responses from server. Ex 1: Analyze test results Where do we analyze our Test Results? We configure Listeners to capture the test run. Listeners are the test plan elements that are used to view and analyze the result of performance tests in tabular and …

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L3-T5: Run test plan

In this activity we will run the script which we just captured. Ex 1: Save and run test plan Now that we have cleaned up all irrelevant requests, we should save the Test Plan. Configure Firefox to use localhost (127.0.0.1) on port 8080 as its proxy for all traffic by following these steps: 1. Select Test …

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L3-T4: Record HTTP requests

In this activity we will record script by performing a few operations on Training App. Now that our Test Plan is built, HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder is set, and browser is configured to use it as a proxy, the HTTP requests that Firefox sends will be recorded. Let’s test it out. Ex 1: Record a scenario …

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L3-T3: Configure proxy

In this activity, we will configure the proxy to intercept the browser. Ex 1: Configure Firefox browser to use proxy server. In this exercise we will consider Firefox as our browser and understand configuration. Configure Firefox to use localhost (127.0.0.1) on port 8080 as its proxy for all traffic by following these steps: 1. Open …

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L3-T1: Build test plan

In this activity, we will learn how to add test elements to Test Plan and configure them.Let’s start JMeter by navigating to local drive\apache-jmeter-3.0\bin and then click on jmeter.bat file.After starting JMeter, you shall see the graphical user interface with an empty Test Plan. By the way let us understand – What is a Test Plan? A test plan is composed of a sequence of test …

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