I want to execute .bash script using OS Process Sampler via Jmeter 5.5
My requirements are:
1 Navigate to the specific path: C:\app\docs\release
2 execute as: ./no_longer_duplicate.bash dwtikz895261 6565
3 dwtikz895261 should be fetched as variable
what I tried is:
What I get is:
Any help is appreciated
If you're trying to run a Bash script you need to provide the bash to Bash interpreter
Something like:
But you seem to have Windows as OS, shouldn't you use Powershell or CMD instead? Or even consider JSR223 Sampler with Groovy, in that case it would be cross-platform
Thanks Dmitri T, but I wasn't able to get my results using OS Process Sampler and bash script on Windows.
The only way that worked for me was using groovy sampler and processBuilder
Here could be found the solution that worked for me -> Jmeter - Execute bash script using 'JSR223 Sampler' and groovy, and output the result
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I want to pass arguments to shell script in Jmeter - OS sampler processor
My shell script - move.sh:
#!bin/bash
source="$1"
dest="$2"
cp $source/*.txt $dest/
I run this as
sh move.sh t1 t1
This will copy data from t1 directory to t2 directory.
Now I want to integrate with JMeter
Below is my setting
[Jmeter image][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/RfEEx.png
Here I am not getting error in execution but files are not getting copied from t1 to t2 directory
First line of your script is wrong, it needs to look like:
#!/bin/bash
See Bash Shebang for more details
Your OS Process Sampler configuration is incorrect, you need to use -c as the first parameter.
If JMeter doesn't behave as you expect it to behave first thing you should check is jmeter.log file. If you don't see anything suspicious - increase JMeter logging level to something more verbose.
Is it possible to execute a piece of commands written in text file using pycharm?
Actually I am looking to execute a command "allure serve " (within from my selenium pytest framework) once after I close the browser OR once after I perform the 'yield'
Is there any way to write "allure serve " command inside my pytest framework or can I write this command in text file and can read the file once I perform yield?
Yes, you can execute a system command with Python. Please have a look at the question How to execute a program or call a system command from Python
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You could consider using an external package to integrate pytest with allure. Please check the question Generating allure report using pytest.
I have a Scala application which I start with a bash script. In this bash script I call the env-script, property-files and run a Service Action script.
In my Scala files I have several printlns, which I would like to see on the console.
Does anyone know how I can show these printlns through the console when I run the bash script?
Kind regards
nika
Need commands to compile the 3 or 4 or some objects to Siebel Repository using Batch script or shell script command.
Cannot be done from command line. Only full compiles can be triggered. Try raising an SR on Oracle support.
I have a groovy script and I need to call a ruby script.
I would like to pass arguments to Ruby script and would like to capture the output from Ruby script to use it in Groovy Script. Can somebody suggest how I can do this? I tried Process.execute(). It works for other dos commands but not for cmd /c ruby test.rb.
Since a ruby file isn't a batch file you don't need to use cmd to execute it. You could do
Process.execute("ruby.exe test.rb")
Assuming ruby.exe is on your path. Another option depending on your requirements may be to use JRuby which will allow you to run ruby code on the JVm and integrate nicely with Groovy.