I'm trying to inject file content into the request body:
I'm using:
${__FileToString(${__eval(${bundle})},,)}
I've configured the bundle variable using the directory listing plugin:
When I perform the test, I'm getting:
Logs is getting me:
2021-12-28 16:33:53,853 WARN o.a.j.f.FileToString: Could not read open: /patient-bundle-0193.json
According to my configuration, __FileToString should read from /home/jeusdi/projects/workarea/salut/mpi/jsons/bundles/extractions/10000/bundles instead from /...
Any ideas?
Tick Use full path so your bundle JMeter Variable would contain the absolute location of the file.
Be informed that JMeter Variables along with their respective values can be visualized using Debug Sampler and View Results Tree listener combination.
You might also be interested in Introducing the Directory Listing Config Plugin on JMeter article
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I am sending a HTTP request to upload a file. And the request is setup like this:
uploadFile
And, the Directory Listing plugin pointing to a directory with all files and the request picks one file at a time. It works fine when run with one thread but, when i run in multiple threads, i see that already uploaded file is picked again to upload which leads to error.
I have added regular expression extrator to get the filename from the request body like this:
extract-filename-from-requestbody
And then, I am trying to use a post processor beanshell script to either delete the file from the folder or move to a different folder. But, not been successful. Need some help on this.
The first issue is i am not sure if i am extracting the value the right way. The value is to be got from request body and not request header. But, i dont see that option in the extractor.
Second, i am unable to use/retrieve the value from the extractor. Tried vars.get, vars.getObject and simply "${fileName}". Nothing works.
I don't think that deleting the file will help because Directory Listing Config reads the folder at the beginning of the test (see Execution Order chapter) so no matter whether the file is physically present or not JMeter will try to upload it
If you want to get unique files without repetitions just untick "Rewind on end of list" box:
This way each virtual user will read the next value so there will be no duplicates. When the last file will be used - the test will stop.
More information: Introducing the Directory Listing Config Plugin on JMeter
Also going forward consider using JSR223 Test Elements and Groovy language instead of Beanshell, it's the recommended option since JMeter 3.1
I am using Jmeter for functional testing and not just for load testing.
All the examples that I see for reports are for load testing, and I do not see how it is effective for functional, I do not care speed of response latency and so on.
I care about sampler response, is http get 200 OK, is the assertion succeed or not
the response message that I write, the JDBC response with my response message.
Is their a way to use Jmeter reports to see al that?
I have a test plan with 50 tests, is their any example of how it should look like in reports?
Once again not care for this test from performance or load at all, just functional, Is their any guide since all the info I see its about performance and not functional
You should look into Jmeter+ant integration. You can run .jmx files using Ant and generate HTML report. The HTML report gives the success and failure rate and response message as well.
Steps to run JMeter .jmx with Ant:
Install Apache Ant and the installation should be in your path.
Copy your .jmx file into your apache JMeter's /extras folder and replace existing Test.jmx file your own.
Type the command ant.
Ant will generate the .jtl and .html file with the same name as your .jmx file.
If you want to run the tests using continuous integration and Jenkins. Please follow the below nice blog.
http://www.testautomationguru.com/jmeter-continuous-performance-testing-part1/
You should check the
for example for each listener you can click Configure and choose Save Configuration, in your case you can check only
Save Success - if it succeeded or failed
Save Field Names (CSV) - header line
Save Label - to know which request succeeded or failed
if no checkbox is checked you will get an empty lines for each sampler
You will get results as
label,success
HTTP Request,true
HTTP Request,true
HTTP Request2,false
HTTP Request2,false
You can precisely control what is being saved into .jtl results file by using dedicated JMeter Properties which names start from jmeter.save.saveservice
Example configuration will look like
jmeter.save.saveservice.output_format=xml
jmeter.save.saveservice.response_data=true
jmeter.save.saveservice.response_data.on_error=true
jmeter.save.saveservice.bytes=true
#etc.
This way you will get a .jtl results file in .XML format which can be examined using View Results Tree listener.
You can also view this .jtl file directly in browser, however you will need to add one line to it in order to specify the desired XSL stylesheet to it like:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="C:\apache-jmeter-3.3\extras\jmeter-results-report_21.xsl"?>
More information: Visualizing JMeter .jtl Files Viewed as An .xsl Stylesheet
My scenario is load test a functionality which will generate a text file at last, i need to verify the content of that file.
Please guide me step by step to achieve this functionality in jmeter from very beginning to last.
Given you already have your file downloaded to your local hard drive:
Add HTTP Request Sampler to your Test Plan
Configure it as follows:
Protocol: file
Path: /path/to/your/text/file.txt
Add Response Assertion as a child of the HTTP Request
Configure it to test whether the file contains expected data.
See How to Extract Data From Files With JMeter for detailed instructions.
If the file lives in the web, take the same approach, but use http or https protocols to retrieve the file. To save it locally you can use Save Responses to a File listener
I am performing HTTP Request samples (both GET and POST) in JMeter and am trying to figure out how to include pieces of the request (right now, just the query and form parameters) in the CSV log output. It seems like I'll have to use something like BeanShell Listener to write my own log file using the JMeter API. Does that sound right?
References:
http://qainsights.com/how-to-write-data-to-excel-csv-in-jmeter-using-beanshell-scripting/
Not necessarily. Given your parameters are in form of JMeter Variables (if not - you can convert them via User Defined Variables test element) you can use samples_variable property in order to add values to JMeter's .jtl results file
Add the next line to user.properties file (it's located under /bin folder of your JMeter installation)
sample_variables=var1,var2,etc.
where var1 and var2 are your JMeter Variables
Restart JMeter to pick the property up
Next time you run your test variable values will be added to .jtl results file
References:
Sample Variables chapter of JMeter User Manual
Apache JMeter Properties Customization Guide - comprehensive information on JMeter Properties and ways of working with them
I am new to jmeter.I have a web application and I want to record all the possible Url in the application(like a web crawler). Is it possible to get all the Url and store it in a file.Please help in proving the solution.
JMeter provides HTML Link Parser which can be used as a web crawler and/or randomizer of request parameters.
If you want to save URLs along with other sampler metrics you can override jmeter.save.saveservice.url property using one of the below options:
Add jmeter.save.saveservice.url=true property to user.properties file (lives under /bin folder of your JMeter installation)
Locate #jmeter.save.saveservice.url=false in jmeter.properties file (the same location - /bin folder of your JMeter installation), uncomment it and set to true
Pass the property via -J command-line argument to JMeter startup script as
jmeter -Jjmeter.save.saveservice.url=true
Your result file will look as follows:
1424142574950,1001,HTTP Request,200,OK,Thread Group 1-1,text,true,1591,http://example.com/,1001
So URLs will be stored as penultimate column
For more information on different JMeter property types and ways of setting/overriding them check out Apache JMeter Properties Customization Guide