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/
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Having an issue while installing jmeter.bat file in jmeter 4.0.I have installed jdk 8. I am getting the below error when i open the jmeter.bat file.
'findstr' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Not able to find Java executable or version. Please check your Java installation.
errorlevel=2
You probably removed C:\Windows\System32 folder from your PATH, you can add it back as
set PATH=%SYSTEM32%;c:\java\bin;%PATH%
change this c:\java to the real path of your JDK or JRE installation, once done you should be able to execute JMeter from that cmd or powershell window.
Also be aware that according to 9 Easy Solutions for a JMeter Load Test “Out of Memory” Failure article you should always be using the latest version of JMeter so consider upgrading to JMeter 5.3 (or whatever is the latest stable JMeter version which is available at Downloads page), now it seems to be just right moment for this
Not able to find Cypress.exe file in latest Direct download older from cypress.io
Steps to Reproduce:
1) visit Cypress.io website and click on direct download link (IM using Windows OS)
2) Cypress.zip will get downloaded
3) unzip as regular process into destination folder
4) open Cypress Folder and we can see cypress.exe file which will open Cypress tool.
Actual Result: Latest version downloaded but when unzipped package, not able to find cypress.exe file. Its getting extracted as cypress.app folder and not as executable file.
Expected Result: There should be some file to launch cypress tool
I noticed that earlier today as well.
Maybe the direct download OS version checker isn't working correctly? Dunno.
You can however download a specific version via a direct url
So ie. for version 3.2.0 for windows you would use
https://download.cypress.io/desktop/3.2.0?platform=win
Installing Cypress
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 am very novice and beginner of Sahi Automation Tool. I have downloaded "install_sahi_pro_v452_20130205.jar" . After double clicking on that jar file it was opened on WinRAR explorer.
How can I install and configure Sahi Pro? Please guide me.
Prerequisite:
Installation of Java and setting java in your system path (in environment variable).
Now follow the steps below for running jar file as well as installing sahi:
Open command prompt and go to the folder where you have Sahi_pro jar file (install_sahi_pro_v452_20130205.jar).
Run the following command:
java -jar install_sahi_pro_v452_20130205.jar
Click Next button at the bottom on pop up
Follow the further steps according to the pop up instruction
Where can I get the latest jdk as a zip file. I don't want the jre, I want the full jdk. I can't run exe's or even request windows installer so it's impossible for me to download the .exe and run it. Also I can't access some uploading sites like Drop box or 4shared. Is there any ftp or place that I can get just zipped up jdk? Thanks you very much. Jportable is not good enough, Thanks.
http://installbuilder.bitrock.com/java/ all the version are available. enjoy. all are ZIP
Ideally, Oracle would provide us with the option of downloading the JDK binaries as a ZIP package instead of forcing us to use the Windows installer. But since they don't, why don't you try downloading the ZIP distribution of another Oracle product that already includes a JDK (e.g. Oracle SQLDeveloper). And please be sure to come back here and let us know if this approach worked out for you. I'm sure there are tons of folks out there looking for workaround too.
It's really simple but, you have to make it yourself.
First, download the JDK from the Oracle Website.
Second, extract all the contents using 7zip or other extracting utility.
Third, navigate through the extracted content and use Java's "unpack200" to convert all the ".pack" files (there's a couple of them) into jar files. You can delete the ".pack" files afterwards if desired.
Note: In order to use unpack200 you need to have a JDK installed on the system. Navigate to the jdk1.x.x_xx/bin folder an run the utility from the command line.
Example: unpack200 rt.pack rt.jar
Thanks.
You can install jdk (with installer, uncheck 'public jre' option), zip installation folder.
Then uninstall jdk. Now you have a jdk zip, you can unzip wherever.
I'm using jdk this way on Windows Vista, both jdk 1.6, and 1.7.
I was also facing the same issue - to get a zip version of JDK7 on my PC. Tried to extract the exe installer and was happy to find that I got a set of folders including jdk,jre, lib,bin etc (similar to the set up that you get by running the installer for Jdk8). But my happiness was short lived - Eclipse did not recognize this path as a valid JDK / JRE installation , while I set up the additional Run time environments.
The fix is to run the exe installer and install it in a different path , outside Program files, so that it doesnt mess up your Java home settings or JRE versions for other client programs.