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
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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.
I am currently using JMeter and creating a report using the Report Dashboard for a web application but I noticed that the values are being displayed by specific request and not by transaction. I would like to ask if there is a way to combine these results into just one line item. See attached for sample screenshot. Instead of displaying individually, I would like to display it by transaction. So in this case it should be only App_Launch and not 39 App_Launch, 40 App_Launch etc. etc. Thanks.
Report Dashboard
Script - App_Launch
I am going to write the first JMeter application to test the new mobile apps and desktop web application.
I see the tutorials on tutorialpoints.com. I want the more advanced examples, e.g. user go to the website and then click some buttons and save to db and refresh the page.
Capture all these events and I believe I need to write some scripts.
Is there any examples that I can reference??
The only good "examples" I can think of you should already have given you obtained JMeter by downloading and unpacking the bundle.
The examples are available via File -> Templates entry of the JMeter Main Menu:
Also you can find the corresponding .jmx scripts under bin/templates folder of your JMeter installation. Check out How to Save ‘Loads’ of Time Using JMeter's Template Feature article for more information on how to use existing and create new templates.
You can also try looking for examples i.e. on Github like this or this one, but they are not guaranteed to work.
I have to record and run Jmeter test using WorkBench so that I have recorded using Proxy[See the image].
Lists all the URLs
I know I can sort/get the urls by using 'URL Patterns to Include' option in HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder. When recording it lists out all the URLs including .gif, .png, .ico etc.
URL Patterns to Include
I have two doubts to clear.
When recording what is the criteria to give in 'URL Patterns to Include' - to record desired URLs only. (Desired URLs I meant is for example, if I am recording a website developed in PhP, I need all PhP links only. ie, home.com/index.php, home.com/contact.php, home.com/about.php). Now it records all the URLs where I cannot see the desired links. How to get .php or main link URLs(we see in browser URL)?
Regarding running a test in Test Plan contains the URLs that I have cut-paste from WorkBench(recorded using Proxy), do we need to add all the recorded URLs including .gif, .png, .ico etc or just add the specific URLs(say home.com/about.php) only? If I run using only the specific URLs, whether the result will be correct as we excluded other URLs like .gif, .png, .css etc ?
You don't need to record these .gif, .ico, etc. files separately as this is not how real browsers work.
Real browsers do main request to the HTTP endpoint followed by concurrent download of so called embedded resources: images, scripts, styles, etc. In order to make your JMeter test to behave more like a real browser you need to:
Exclude these requests from recording. Click "Add suggested excludes" button in the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder (or even better re-record your test scenario using JMeter Recording Template feature)
You can create a recording test plan by selecting File -> Templates -> Recording -> Create from JMeter's main menu.
When it comes to test execution add HTTP Request Defaults to your Test Plan, switch to the "Advanced" tab and tick Retrieve All Embedded Resources and Parallel Downloads boxes
If there are images, banners, whatever coming from external servers you can filter them as well via URL(s) must match box in form of Perl-5 compatible regular expression.
See Web Testing with JMeter: How To Properly Handle Embedded Resources in HTML Responses article for more information on dealing with embedded resources in JMeter tests.
I have a aspx webpage which is integrated with SSRS reports.I want to perform a performance test using Jmeter,I used the Jmeter HTTP(S) script recorder for the same.
It was seen that the response data captured by Jmeter returns error message stating as below
Report Viewer Configuration Error
The Report Viewer Web Control HTTP Handler has not been registered in the application's web.config file. Add to the system.web/httpHandlers section of the web.config file, or add to the system.webServer/handlers section for Internet Information Services 7 or later.
and will not the show the report data as the response though the POST was successfull.
In the above context the jmeter test is intended to test the response time of reports.
Could anyone please help me on this.
Thanks in Advance,
Theju
When it comes to modern web applications, record and replay may not work as there could be some dynamic parameters responsible for preserving and controlling values or protecting from CSRF attacks so you will need to build you test as follows:
Open 1st page
Detect all dynamic parameters and convert them into JMeter Variables
Open 2nd page providing dynamic parameters extracted in the previous step
The process is known as correlation and you can find a plenty of articles by searching "JMeter correlation" over the web.
Check out ASP.NET Login Testing with JMeter guide for real-life example related to ASP web apps.