You can choose the format of results file (xml or csv) and the fields to be saved clicking on Configure button and checking necessary options. As for me I prefer xml format and default options except Save URL which is useful when I need to know exact URLs of HTTP requests.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Tip #8: How to save test results
There is a possibility to save JMeter test results to xml or csv file for further work (e.g. generating reports, importing to a database, etc.). It can be easy done by adding Simple Data Writer listener to a Thread Group and specifiing the filename. Of course you can specify the filename as JMeter variable or property.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Tip #7: How to add cookie support to your Test Plan
If you want JMeter to handle cookies automatically you need to add HTTP Cookie Manager to Thread Group.
Be sure that Cookie Policy option is set to "compatibility" value, it will work in most cases. As for "Clear cookies each iteration?" checkbox I always check it and never had the situation when I was need it to be unchecked.
Be sure that Cookie Policy option is set to "compatibility" value, it will work in most cases. As for "Clear cookies each iteration?" checkbox I always check it and never had the situation when I was need it to be unchecked.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Tip #6: How to do the Test Plan more flexible using variables and properties
JMeter's variables and properties can do your Test Plan very flexible and prevent you from frequent modifications of the Test Plan. Just add the most frequently used options as variables on the Test Plan page and specify their values using "__P" function as on the screenshot below.
As you can see Test Plan can be executed with default values and at the same time if you need to modify some options you can pass them to Test Plan through the command line without the modification of the Test Plan.
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tip #5: How to run a test plan for a certain amount of time
If you want to run your Test Plan for a certain amount of time instead of a certain amount of iterations you can do it in two ways:
- by specifiing testing duration on the Thread Group GUI (Scheduler checkbox must be checked). Note that you must specify the value of Startup delay option as zero otherwise you will need to specify Start Time option value before each test running. And of course you need to check Forever checkbox of Loop Count option. There is 10 minutes test example on the screenshot below.
- by creating extra Thread Group with two Test Action samplers. The first Test Action configured as pause, and the seconf one is configured to stop all treads. Look at the screenshots below for 10 minutes test example.
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