JMeter is one of the best open source tools in the Test Automation Community. It comes with all the possible extensions to come up with our test scripts quickly. To make our life even more easier, It also lets us to come up with our own plugins by implementing few interfaces. In this article, I would […]
JMeter is one of the best open source tools in the Test Automation Community. It comes with all the possible extensions to come up with our test scripts quickly. To make our life even more easier, It also lets us to come up with our own plugins by implementing few interfaces. In this article, Lets
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Overview: In this post, Lets see how we can use Beanshell Listener / JSR223 Listener in JMeter to send the result, the way we want, to a database. The below approach will work like Backend Listener of JMeter to post the sampler results into InfluxDB. Sample Result API: To write the results the way we
Overview: In this tutorial, I would like to demo Test Fragment In JMeter to show how to create reusable and modular test scripts. Need For Test Fragment: My application has few business critical processes from which we could come up with different business workflows. When I was trying to come up with performance test script
Overview: There are so many ways and tools available to test a REST API. When I had a requirement to test a REST API, after looking at various tools & options, I settled on JMeter for the following reasons. JMeter is FREE & Open Source. JMeter can read your testdata from the CSV file out