I have a keyword driven framework in UFT. List of scripts listed in an excel file. Driver script simply executes one script at a time. After the test run, I get this executive summary from UFT.
How can I customize the executive summary so I can see the more information on the summary like steps details, which steps passed, failed, etc.? Also how can I print the executive summary?
I have a keyword driven framework in UFT. List of scripts listed in an excel file.
Most likely, you are using only one Action in your test suite, you are seeing only 1 test execution report. This is a general drawback of having Excel driven keyword framework. What you need to do is to create your own custom test script start/stop markers and then generate a report (preferably by using a custom XSL).
Sample test result
Notice that in the sample result, the tests are anything which starts with ▬▬ UC_. I've further divided each tests into various parts grouped under ●●● TD_. You then have to read the UFT generated results.xml and convert it into meaningful result. For example, I converted it into an Excel file.
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I am trying build a report that gives comparison of response time between selected test runs. do we have any such extension or reporting framework which will take Test Run JtL files as input and generate comparison report of different response time ?
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If you have a an output csv then create a dashboard report and jmeter response graph will give you comparison results
Use this command in cmd- i think you can also use jtl in this
jmeter -g C:\Users\output.csv -o C:\Users\Report
open an html file and check Response time graph.
and if don't have consolidated csv try consolidating manually and check graph of response time.
The ready solution is BM.Sense results analysis platform
If you're trying to build your own "framework" and would like to copy paste the main logic from somewhere you can take a look at Merge Results plugin
You can put your test under Jenkins orchestration and use Performance Plugin for building performance trends charts, the comparison logic is also there and the plugin is open source
You can use Backend Listener and store the execution results to an external source like InfluxDB and then visualize/compare them using Grafana
Currently I'm working on some integration tests for a Spring Batch application. Such application reads from a SQL table, writes on another table and, at the end, generates a report as a .txt file.
Initially I thought of just assuring that I had another file with the expected output and compare it with the report file and check the table content.
(For some context, I'm not very experienced on Spring).
But, after reading some articles on Baelung, I'm having doubts about my initial methodology.
Should I manipulate the table content on my code to assure that I have the expected input? Should I use the Spring Test framework tools? Without them, I'm able to run the job from my test?
The correct approach for batch job integration testing is to test the job as a black box. If the job reads data from a table and writes to another table or a file, you can proceed as follows:
Put some test data in the input table (Given)
Run your job (When)
Assert on the output table/file (Then)
You can find more details in the End-To-End Testing of Batch Jobs section of the reference documentation. Spring Batch provides some test utilities that might help in testing your jobs (like mocking batch domain objects, asserting on file content, etc). Please refer to the org.springframework.batch.test package.
I have created a Test Plan to Test Performance testing of API using Jmeter-4.0,
i am using SMTP sampler to send email where i am dynamically sending the Link of dashboard report generated when a Thread is run in background.
I have reviewed all files in report generation folder of dashboard report, but didn't find anything which can solve my problem.
Now i want to add certain information in my email like, number of test cases executed, number of test cases passed and number of test cases failed.
Can anyone help me how i can fetch those data as a variable or any other way ?
The information it being populated on the fly from the .jtl results file, it is not being stored in the structured form anywhere.
So the only way is to parse the .jtl results file and extract the required information from there.
You might find JMeterPluginsCMD Command Line Tool useful, it is capable of parsing the .jtl results file and storing the outcome in Aggrerate Report or Synthesis Report formats which both have TOTAL line at the bottom having the number/percentage of passed/failed tests, avg/min/max response time, throughput and other metrics
JMeterPluginsCMD Tool (and Synthesis Report if needed) can be installed using JMeter Plugins Manager
I have almost 50 freestyle Jenkins builds that run as many performance centre tests everyday morning and evening. Currently I am getting status of these individual runs on email but would like to consolidate the results in one e-mail. Now problem with this is output of Jenkins build is always pass when it is able to run pc tests. To find actual result I need to see the artifact that contains HTML result. Is there a way I can read these individual HTML output and group them in one report. Like
Dev test prod
Test1 pass fails pass
Test2 fail pass pass
Test3 pass pass pass
I have little programming or scripting exp so pls forgive me for not using much resources on my own
You may use build result trigger plugin to monitor as many jobs required. For consolidating use tutorial HTML Agility Pack
I have a JMeter test plan which is running two thread groups, with each thread group containing a controller and HTTP cookie manager. The controller is a custom controller, but I don't think this should affect JMeter's output.
Outside the two thread groups, I have an Aggregate Report component. Here is a screenshot of my TestPlan:
If I run the test in GUI mode, as you would expect, the Aggregate Report creates an.... aggregate report. That is, the results are aggregated on my test/sample labels, and I get one row for each test, and a range of attributes, as below:
I also have configured this Aggregate Report component to output to a file, by entering a filename in the "Filename" section, and pressing the "Configure" button and checking the attributes I'd like to be output (I've kept it simple for now with just the label, elapsed time and response code).
When I run my test from non-gui mode, this output file is the only way to view the results. However, the output file is rather useless and it does not aggregate the results, but instead gives me output similar to the usual jtl output, i.e. it doesn't aggregate the results at all. Pretty useless. Here is the top few lines of my output file, you can clearly see they are not aggregated:
778,HRLogin,200
426,HRLogin,200
784,HRLogin,200
...
So, the obvious question, am I doing something wrong here? Why is my aggregate report output not an aggregate report? Surely JMeter has a way for producing aggregate output in non-gui mode, without me adding any plug-in or extensions. For the record I need to script this process at some point, so opening a JTL in gui mode is not acceptable, I need this entire process to occur within non-gui JMeter and scripts.
Thanks!
The values you see in the Aggregate Report GUI are calculated from the raw data which is stored in the .jtl file.
If you need to make the process unattended, depending on metrics you need to obtain here are the options:
Since JMeter 3.0 there is a HTML Reporting Dashboard which contains some tables and charts. You can either generate a dashboard from existing results file or make it a part of your test. See Generating Reports chapter for the relevant commands.
Another way to get basic HTML report is running JMeter via Ant Task or Maven Plugin - in both cases you'll get test output like:
See Five Ways To Launch a JMeter Test without Using the JMeter GUI guide for details on configuring a JMeter test run through Ant and/or Maven. There is a number of pre-defined .xsl stylesheets in "extras" folder, you can take whatever you like and customize if needed.
You can also consider running your JMeter test via Taurus tool, it provides interactive console and web-based reporting and has few more options to export test results.