I am doing a load testing of website,I have used jmeter recorder to record my script but there is a functionality in which image is being uploaded and that is a third party tool which is being used for uploading images, this event is not recorded by Jmeter also
How to handle this situation( the third party tool's keys are not exposed to me)
Try copying the image you're trying to upload to JMeter's "bin" folder, given the 3rd-party tool respects browser proxy settings or configured to use JMeter as a proxy you should be able to record the file upload event using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder.
See Recording File Uploads with JMeter article for more details on the approach.
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I have recently started using JMeter and I'm still trying to get to grips with it. I am trying to use JMeter to performance test Dynamics CRM. I have created a test plan and included a thread group with the HTTP authorization manager. I have added an HTTP Request and set the path to the 'homepage'. This appears to be working, but when I try some other requests I am getting the following response body :
'Important: Microsoft Dynamics CRM makes extensive use of your Web browser's client-side abilities. You either have one of these features turned off or your security settings are set so high that they prevent these features from being used. To enable these features, change your browser settings to allow the Microsoft Dynamics CRM site to run JavaScript. '
My question is how can I configure JMeter to avoid this error? As far as I understand, JMeter it does not make use of a browser unless you're recording a test script so I'm unsure how I can change settings.
It seems that Dynamics uses a lot of browser-side JavaScript. JMeter has a plugin which can execute this JavaScript.
However...you will need to be fairly sophisticated in what you measure. The performance of the JavaScript will depend on your test hardware, and won't represent what "normal" users see - you're testing the performance of JavaScript in a browser, rather than the Dynamics server.
An alternative would be to look at the calls the JavaScript makes to server-side resources, and capture those as JMeter calls. This does mean reverse-engineering the application logic to understand how the Dynamics client-side application interacts with the server.
Is there any way to install JMeter plugins in VSO?
I want to test with JMeter an application that requires AzureAD authentication. I couldn't find any other way to authenticate than programmatically (could it be possible to simulate requests). But this requires installing JMeter plugins in VSO.
Just provide the necessary jar(s) using Supporting files input (like you do for any CSV files user for parameterisation or jmeter.properties overrides)
Actually I don't think you will be able to find the relevant plugin, I would rather recommend using Java Azure AD Authentication library from JSR223 Test Elements, it seems to be the easiest solution.
See How to Run Performance Tests on OAuth Secured Apps with JMeter article for more information
I want to test the performance of a mobile app with the mobile data using jMeter is it possible if yes can anybody give the steps to perform it
Yes it's possible.
Duckduckgo it and you will have a lot of resources.
Basically it is not different from web applications, break it down into next steps:
Record your test scenario via JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder or Mobile Recorder.
Add Virtual Users
Run your test and analyze results.
I am new to JMeter, Can someone guide me on how to perform below scenario using JMeter tool
Application Under Test: Web application (.aspx) with HTTPS protocol
Scenario: Need to calculate the time taken for exporting the available records in the application to excel file
I am trying to make a performance testing by using the JMeter for the User registration process in Chat application,which is developed by using openfire and XMPP. I am providing the different user details through CSV Data set.The issue i am facing is, The newly provided user details are not getting to save in the XMPP. As per discussion with the developers, They are using SMACK plugin(.jar files inside the programs) for the registration and other process.(i.e) The Jmeter is recording only for the API calls,Not recording the smack plugin activities due to this i am struggling to make the performance testing for the new user registration process in the chat application.
Thanks in advance.
JMeter Test Script Recorder can only record HTTP traffic through proxy so if you configured proxy for smack plugin then recording cannot happen due to protocol not being understood.
Otherwise it's proxy misconfiguration.