How to convert jmeter dashboard report to pdf
I'm unable to convert html report to pdf. plz suggest me the solution
C'mon, have you done at least basic research before asking? There are a lot of options, for example:
Print it to file, all modern browsers allow saving web content as PDF, check out How to save a webpage as a PDF
There are online solutions like https://html2pdf.com/
There are offline solutions like http://www.pdflite.com/html-to-pdf/
There is BM.Sense online results analysis service which allows saving load test report as PDF
I tried many ways none of it works for Jmeter HTML report, other way was to zip all the artifacts and send over email but, that zip files contains .js files which get blocked by Gmail Yahoo
I written small code in Selenium to take screenshot (used Ashot API) of HTML report and sending over mail as attachment. Challenge here is headless mode of browser takes improper screenshot, so if you are on windows this can be achieved but as PNG, till now nothing works for PDF.
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As of now, I export my Google documents by getting the content from this link:
https://docs.google.com/feeds/download/documents/export/Exportid=DOCUMENT_ID&exportFormat=EXPORT_FORMAT
This works fine, in fact I export my doc to an HTML format then I read from it, but there is no way to know when a page starts or ends.
Here's all the export formats I know of:
HTML, PDF, ODT, TXT, RTF and DOCX
PDF, ODT, RTF and DOCX all indicate separate pages when opened in a renderer. However, after searching for countless APIs for all formats (python-docx, PyPDF4, PyRTF etc), I have not been able to find a working way to read a Google document page by page.
Any suggestions?
You could use Apps Script with it you can take advantage of the DocumentApp where you can get PageBreaks.
You could then serve your tailored content as a web app.
Need a solution to save the Jmeter Dashboard report in Confluence
I am using Jmeter 5.1 and at the end of the test run, I get a nice graphical Dashboard report containing throughput, error rate, Response time etc. I need to upload this report to confluence so that everyone has access to it. How can this be done? I see that the Dashboard uses the .jtl file, so want to know what files need to be packaged and uploaded for the report to be displayed correctly in Confluence
JMeter Dashboard report is generating also HTML, You can do i manually
You can generate the HTML report using menu item Tools → Generate HTML report
Does Jmeter 2.11 supports pdf editor's data capture?. Kindly anyone advice, how to record pdf data using jmeter 2.11 version. Because our application made up on java and its a web application.
The issue is,
Log in to the application
Click on user information link
The request will be opened in a pdf editor format, where we are updating user information.
Here is the issue, I can not record the pdf editor information. While recording, the pdf editor page is not even opened. I tried to disable my antivirus protection too.. :(
JMeter is designed to functionally test server-side components, whereas opening a PDF occurs on the client-side, albeit after the PDF has been transmitted over the wire to the end-user's browser.
As such, JMeter will only show you:
How long it took the server to process the request and begin serving up the response (PDF) to the browser/JMeter
How long it took to transmit the response (PDF) over the wire back to the browser/JMeter
If you're interested in physically manipulating items on the client-side, which also has the effect of thereby testing the server, check out http://docs.seleniumhq.org/
I am trying to generate a log of page load times (time from first byte of HTML to the onload event) from my actual browsing habits. An ideal solution would produce, after performing a google search for example, a log something like this:
http://google.com/ 523
https://www.google.com/search?q=asdf 1003
Where the pages took 523ms and 1003 to load.
A firefox or chrome extension that works on linux or mac would be ideal, as I'm trying to track in the context of normal everyday browsing.
If you install the NetExport Firebug extension, it will allow you to export all collected and computed data from the Firebug Net panel as a HTTP Archive (HAR) format file (based on JSON).
You can then view this file that includes load times using HAR Viewer or other tools.
Gavin,
Try using the FireBug Plugin in FireFox. http://getfirebug.com/
It shows you when the file started and stopped loading relative to all the other files.
Worth checking out.
Regards,
Ninad
You need Fiddler. http://www.fiddlertool.com
Another great tool which does what you requested in the comments is dynatrace ajax. http://ajax.dynatrace.com/ajax/en/ It hooks into the browser and keeps metrics on actual render and js times. http://ejohn.org/blog/deep-tracing-of-internet-explorer/
I need to create diagram showing the most time consuming tasks when a specific page gets loaded.
Well, Firebug has this nice feature to show you all loading times of files in the network section or if i can use the profiler alternatively (console).
Now i am looking for the easiest way to get a diagram (pie chart) from the results without typing all the files and time values into an excell table.
Any suggestions?
You can export as a Har file (extension to allow firebug Har log file export), this HarViewer looks promising...
https://github.com/janodvarko/harviewer
HAR Viewer is a web application (PHP + Javascript) that allows to visualize HTTP tracing logs based on HTTP Archive format (HAR). These files contain recorded information about HTTP traffic performed by web pages.
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http://www.imagossoftware.com/harlog/
HarLog takes HAR format files or a HAR HTTP formatted stream and creates a tab delimited output file. The output file can then be imported into Excel or similar to create graphical reports.
You can generate a chart using the Google Chart API: http://code.google.com/intl/de/apis/chart/ directly in the browser. (no excell needed ;-) )