I am trying to develop an application and embedded JMeter GUI with local html pages which are written with java scripts and normal CSS. Is it possible to integrate Jmeter GUI with local html and shows in IFrame or any other way, along with other content on same html page.
Please suggest me something how can i achieve this.
Thanks in advance.
You can convert java swing application (as jmeter) to Java Web Start (JWS)
And web start can be deploy and loaded in html.
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I have been using regular Ajax requests to pull HTML from a desired location using my Node server. However my peer has recently been using Puppeteer (a headless browser) to achieve roughly the same thing. Why use something like this?
If you need just HTML source code, you usually need not a headless browser. But if you need a full-fledged document with all scripts executed and all dynamical data generated, you do need a headless browser.
Hi trying to record some scenario using gatling, when I run my website normally it load jquery properly but not using gatling recording.
Did anyone faced such issue?
Gatling is not a web browser.
This is important, because as far a Gatling is concerned, jQuery is just data. It's a javascript file. You can tell Gatling to download this file, but Gatling won't run it because Gatling is not a web browser.
However, there may still be a way to solve your problem with Gatling. Gatling supports CSS selectors, so may be able to do whatever you were trying to do with jQuery, if you told us what you wanted to do.
I want to run a few AJAX applications on my laptop, but not sure how to do it using IIS. Does anyone know?
You really dont even require IIS server setup to run your own AJAX application.
You can take a look at few of the tutorials onlike which talk about creating your own application using HTML.
Tutorial - http://www.dynamicajax.com/fr/AJAX_Hello_World-.html
This way you can load HTML pages using AJAX.
is there any way I can scrape web pages that uses AJAX?
by using something like ruby + mechanize on linux server that doesn't have monitor attached (linode.com for example)
http://watir.com/ would be a solution but I guess not applicable to linode.
Check out TestPlan. It can do testing without a monitor -- by using the HTMLUnit backend. It handles quite a lot of JavaScript, including AJAX. I use it to scrape several pages and have built several tests of AJAX with it.
You can also run TestPlan with a browser if you want. This gives you the best of both worlds: develop tests and visually see what is happening, and then switch to the display-less mode.
When I make HTTP Request in JMeter I get Response data like "This page uses JavaScript and requires a JavaScript enabled browser." How is it possible to fix this problem.
JMeter is not a browser, and does not interpret the JavaScript in downloaded pages.
From the JMeter wiki:
JMeter does not process Javascript or applets embedded in HTML pages.
JMeter can download the relevant resources (some embedded resources
are downloaded automatically if the correct options are set), but it
does not process the HTML and execute any Javascript functions.
If the page uses Javascript to build up a URL or submit a form, you
can use the Proxy Recording facility to create the necessary sampler.
If this is not possible, then manual inspection of the code may be
needed to determine what the Javascript is doing.
Depending on what you are doing, you could create an execution test using Selenium IDE for Firefox. The test will run in your browser so the JavaScript will also run. Note though that I never used Selenium as a substitute for JMeter and don't know about common features to both the tools.
I suppose you can use the WebDriver plugin to run real browser tests (IE/Firefox/Chrome/Selenium).
There is good documentation here
You can add WebDriver to JMeter test to fully evaluate the page rendering.
Web Driver Sampler automates the execution and collection of
Performance metrics on the Browser (client-side). A large part of
performance testing, up to this point, has been on the server side of
things. However, with the advancement of technology, HTML5, JS and CSS
improvements, more and more logic and behaviour have been pushed down
to the client. This adds to the overall perceived performance of
website/webapp, but this metric is not available in JMeter. Things
that add to the overall browser execution time may include:
Client-side Javascript execution - eg. AJAX, JS templates
CSS transforms - eg. 3D matrix transforms, animations
3rd party plugins - eg. Facebook like, Double click ads, site analytics, etc
All these things add to the overall browser execution time, and this
project aims to measure the time it takes to complete rendering all
this content.
Official guide: https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/WebDriverTutorial/
You need to add HTTP Cookie/Cache Manager to your thread in order to solve this.