I am not able to open jmeter in my vm. exicutable file is showing like ApacheJMeter.jar and open as PDF.
Please some one help me on this where i did wrong.
Java(JDK) installed 8 verion updates.
If in windows, open command prompt,
move to bin folder
cd <JMeterPAth>\apache-jmeter-5.0\bin\
type
jmeter.bat
hope this should work.
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I am trying to Run setup.exe as part of Oracle 19c installation on windows 10.
I have downloaded the zip file and extracted it in a folder inside C drive.
When I try to run setup.exe by right click and run as administrator option, a command prompt just flashes for a split of a second and nothings starts after that.
I have found the solution:
After extraction, rename the extracted directory to db_home
Move the db_home directory to the root of your Hard Drive ( in my case its C:\db_home )
run setup.exe as an administrator.
You will see a cmd window pop up and then the red window with the Oracle symbol in it.
Do NOT skip step 2nd step as that is how I was finally able to get it to install.
This also worked with 19c.
I also faced the problem. After seeing this thread, in a while, I figured it out. Apparently, keeping the db_home folder inside a folder that has space in its name caused me the same issue.
I had the same problem and read something about problems with extremely long paths in packages and using the native Windows unzip utility. I unzipped the package using 7-zip instead and it solved the problem.
I was trying to install from d partition and does not work. Then I just move all the installation folder to c partition and it works fine.
I'm an Oracle DBA and I don't know when the change happened or what the source of issue is, but when installing the Oracle client you can no longer have a space " " in the path for the Oracle setup.exe file.
It doesn't matter what utility extracted the files or what drive or path is used (except there is and always has been an issue with very long path names) - it just cannot have a space in the path.
I hope this helps.
This issue has a simple solution:
When we run the Setup file we see a flash CMD in the background...
Your System Environment variable path(DB home) has Space in it.
It should be no space(db_home)
This personally works for me to install.
I just tried to install JMeter and I have downloaded the zip file from " download_jmeter.cgi". I have downloaded both file and unzip it, But in the bin, jmeter.bat is not showing to work on GUI mode.
I tried to learn from "https://www.guru99.com/guide-to-install-jmeter.html".
Please give an advise to work it.
Am very new to JMeter.
Make sure to install Java 8 or higher and to choose either 64-bit JDK or Server JRE
Make sure to download the binary, not the "source"
Just in case you can use the following link in order to obtain latest JMeter 4.0
https://archive.apache.org/dist/jmeter/binaries/apache-jmeter-4.0.zip
I would recommend running jmeter.bat not by double-clicking it, but using cmd.exe or Poweshell, this way you will be able to see if there are any errors. Here are Powershell commands to download, unpack and run JMeter
Download:
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://archive.apache.org/dist/jmeter/binaries/apache-jmeter-4.0.zip" -OutFile jmeter.zip
Unpack: Expand-Archive -Path jmeter.zip
Run: cd jmeter\apache-jmeter-4.0\bin\; ./jmeter.bat
Go to bin directory , jmeter\apache-jmeter-5.1.1\bin
Run jmeter (windows batch file)
It will open GUI .
If you have JMeter (Windows batch file) that's good to go. In some system, Jmeter bat file comes only in Jmeter ( it should have a sitting icon, and it should be a windows batch file)
Follow below youtube video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go92Nj_u7nw
I have a question about Jmeter on MAC.
1. I got new computer and try to download Jmeter, all the downloads from apach is not opened.
2. I somehow managed via guide on net to download Jmeter 3.1, but in mac how I find the lib folder? and the EXT folder, this is much more harder than in win computer, I am new in mac and not understand where to put jars
Step 1 : Got to Jmeter site and download binaries . Here . After this Unzip at some preferred location.
Step 2 : Once downloaded , open ur terminal in MAC. Got to the location where the Jmeter is. See the bin folder. Go inside it. Then type sh ./jmeter.sh . Basically the bin folder have jmeter.sh file which executes it.
You need not install any Jmeter. This approach works fine. Also, make sure you have java installed. IF you are not sure, Here Note that you must have Java 8 or Java 9 for Jmeter 4. Any specific reasons why use Jmeter 3.1 ?
Download latest Java for Mac from Oracle website
Double click the .dmg and follow installation wizard steps
Download JMeter version of your choice from https://archive.apache.org/dist/jmeter/binaries/. Keep in mind that according to JMeter Best Practices it is recommended to use the latest version of JMeter
Unpack JMeter and open its "bin" folder in Terminal
Run JMeter as ./jmeter
"lib" folder will be in its usual location
If you installed JMeter 3.1 using i.e. Homebrew, you will find "lib" folder under
/usr/local/Cellar/jmeter/3.1/libexec/lib/
You may also find How to Open JMX Files on a Mac in 1 (Double) Click guide useful - it contains instructions how to associate JMeter with .jmx files on Mac so you will be able to open them by just clicking them in Finder.
On Mac, download the latest JMeter 4.0 tar.gz file and expand it.
Install Java 8 and you'll be able to run it.
Alternatively you can use Homebrew as described here:
https://www.ubik-ingenierie.com/blog/using-homebrew-to-install-and-configure-jmeter-under-mac-osx/
I am not able to install NuSMV-2.6.0-win64 on windows 10 OS.I have downloaded this successfully,but am not able to install from 'bin'folder,which has been extracted.
You don't need to run an installer. You can just run the binary executable that is located in the bin folder. If you look in the bin folder there should be a file named nusmv-xxx-.exe and that file you can run.
BTW you can also use the NuSeen plugin in eclipse with NuSMV for convenient source formatting and syntax highlighting.
with the help of a friend I did the following:I downloaded the unzipped (NuSMV-2.6.0-win64)file on the desktop folder(SMV) and pasted the file to be verified to the 'bin' of the NuSMV file.Then,using 'cmd'command,the directory was changed to the required path applying the 'Chdir'command.In my case it is C:\users\dell\desktop\SMV\NuSMV-2.6.0-win64\bin>NuSMV filename'ENTER'.With this,the file could be verified in the batch mode and I was successful.
I started using bash on the Windows anniversary update and recently I tried to start an Android project but want to open the terminal on the project folder. I tried googling this but couldn't find any solutions that allowed for this through command line.
I didn't find a way to set a default folder so I just created a script that would cd into the right folder and ran that every time I opened bash