Has anyone tried to Integrate HP ALM with JMeter? Very new to HP ALM so not sure on how to integrate it with JMeter.
On high level following functionality should work
trigger test with HP ALM
Execute test(test will run through JMeter)
Result should be uploaded on HP ALM
Any information regarding this would be helpful
Thanks
There is no integration with JMeter in ALM.
But you can implement required functionality using OTA API
You can obtain a TSScheduler object from a TestSet object by calling TestSet::StartExecution(IList) method and pass it IList of ITSTests. After this you can do TSScheduler::Run() to run the tests.
Have a look at Agiletestware Bumblebee. It allows to send JUnit/TestNG reports to HP ALM and also provides integration on source code level with a set of Java annotations.
Disclaimer: I'm developer of Bumblebee
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I have a task of integrating Oracle Simphony with a third-party application using the Transaction Services API. Problem is I've never used or seen Simphony. There's this one installation guide: https://docs.oracle.com/en/industries/food-beverage/simphony/19.4/simig/t_install_all_in_one.htm
but I'm not sure this applies for testing purposes.
Is there a way to use Simphony for free for testing purposes?
We are using XRAY in our Jira instance for running so far manual test and record metrics for our QA department.
We would like now to move a step further in order to implement Test Automation integrated with X-ray.
X-ray can use cucumber syntax for test case
What is the way to integrate Cypress with X-ray ?
How can we create automation test in Jira and send them to Cypress ?
How to get cypress test result back to X-ray for reporting and tracking ?
We are new to cypress and automation test using those environment, thanks for sharing your findings
regards
If using Cypress, you can use the report produced by the test runner to integrate with Xray. If you're using Cucumber together with Cypress, you'll use "cypress-cucumber-preprocessor" package; you'll need to decide which workflow to adopt - in other words, you need to decide which will be the master for editing/managing your Gherkin specification.
The flows are slightly different depending on that.
This tutorial details the two flows; it is for Xray on Jira Cloud but it can easily be adapted if you are using Jira on-premise (server/Datacenter).
I want to know if we can use Cypress UI Test automation framework for testing Oracle ADF applications?
Thanks
I would suggest for a more descriptive "need". Yes, it is possible to test "browser-based / web" applications created via Oracle ADF (assumption is you are not referring to desktop-based or mobile applications).
If you are testing the back-end (e.g. database) then it might be possible too (although not the best use case for Cypress) as long as the tests are scripted via JS. For example, AWS DB have their own JS SDK's which you can integrate with Cypress. SQL Server has this package as well: https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypress-sql-server
Can anyone let me know if there is a an integration of jmeter with new relic?
I am looking for single platform to view the reports from both of them ?
Looking into Plugin for JMeter discussion at the NewRelic forum the NR Support guy mentions there is a BlazeMeter Integration with NewRelic which you can consider given BlazeMeter is 100% JMeter-compatible hence you should be able to run your tests via their cloud.
You can use Loadium a freemium testing tool which integrate JMeter with NewRelic
Discover bottlenecks during test execution with New Relic and App Dynamics integration.
there is a plugin to integrate Jmeter with New relic try this:
https://github.com/darrensmithwtc/jmeter-backend-newrelic
How can I perform Load testing on Oracle Portal Application Using Jmeter?
I recorded the activity using jmeter proxy and run the recorded request but I got unrealistic results.
Oracle portal is nothing but an ADF application, so it can be testes as any other ADF application.
You basically need an approach as Pino uses here:
http://soadev.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/jmeter-load-test-oracle-adf-applications.html
Registering tests with JMeter is a tricky business, you need to validate your scenario once recorded by running it with only one thread and check the server logs (in case you use your custom logger) to make sure the functionality on the server is being executed.