I am using JMeter for load Testing my Application .
As part of payload i am sending 3 parameters to the REST Webservice call
ordersplitjson = {"highPriceVendor": "VC4 Raj","vendors": {"T1": [{"item_ids_": "194","leaf": [{"orderid": "14101519","cust_id": "22"}],"vendor_id": "9"}]}}
customer_id = 22
homedelivery = Yes
I am loadtesting the Application with 100 users with a Ramp Time for 2 seconds .
This is the way i have configured and this works fine for static payload
As part of load Test , i want to login as different user for every request
(Means for every request i want to send different parameters )
I guess i cant use CSV DataSet Config as i have a JSON as a payload
could anybody please let me know how to achive this load test with different payloads
You should still be able to use CSV Data Set Config by following one of below approaches
Option 1: change "Delimiter" from default comma `,' to something else which won't be in your JSON payload, i.e. | , put your JSON payloads into CSV file and use them as it.
Option 2: You don't necessarily need to have the full JSON in the CSV Data Set element, it can be configured to read multiple values into multiple variables, i.e. your CSV file will be something like
VC4 Raj, T1, 194, 141519, 22, 9
And Variable Names in CSV Data Set Config will be
highPriceVendor, vendors, item_ids_, orderid, cust_id, vendor_id
In that case you can configure your request body as:
{"highPriceVendor": "${highPriceVendor}","vendors": {"${vendors}": [{"item_ids_": "${item_ids_}","leaf": [{"orderid": "${orderid}","cust_id": "${cust_id}"}],"vendor_id": "${vendor_id}"}]}}
See Using CSV DATA SET CONFIG guide for instructions on the second approach.
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This is my test URL " http://appr.seconddemo.org/hitssurveys/survey?uid=113&offerid=311&subid=subvalues&offr_id={Email} "
I want to hit the url 1500 times per second , and want to change the "{Email}" with real value in each iteration.
How it's possible please give me a step by step guide.
Considering that you need to pass the emails from the external file, the most efficient way that we are using in software testing companies is to pass the variable from .csv or .txt files using 'CSV Data Set Config' element of the JMeter.
Please find the steps that you need to follow:
Add a 'CSV Data Set Config' element from 'Config Element' by right-clicking the thread group
Set Filename field with complete path to your .csv or .txt file that contains your emails
Set Variable field as 'Email' [This variable name should be same as you set in your url request]
Ignore first line to False
Set other fields as per your requirement
Now add HTTP Sampler in your Thread Group and set the Protocol, Server Name, Method & Path as instructed in the screenshot:
Create .csv or .txt file and add all emails separated by new line:
Hope this answer is useful.
You can use the CSV Data Set Config. Put all your email credentials in the CSV file and make sure you have put this CSV file in your JMeter /bin directory.
Add a CSV dataset config in your test plan. Your CSV dataset config should be like:
Now in your thread group, define the number of threads you want to execute and then in your sampler put the path as follows:
http://appr.seconddemo.org/hitssurveys/survey?uid=113&offerid=311&subid=subvalues&offr_id=${Email}
Depending on where do your emails live there are following options:
If they are in a text file, each email on a new line you can use __StringFromFile() function like:
If they are in a database you can use JDBC PreProcessor to fetch the data from the database table column and put your request under ForEach Controller
If you need to provide just some random characters you can use __RandomString() function.
More information: JMeter Parameterization - The Complete Guide
URL format is
www.something.com/something/api/{uuid}?code=gomundw0gjq2kbvc3g63whfr9usap5rurjaq5vui5vm6xbt9hhqa8hbcpto4yatwpn26v42t9
I need to make several calls to this GET Url and check performance of the feature.
uuid here is not just the UUID , but is specific to my application
UUID= accountid+identifierid+uuid, which will look like 1234+1234+123e4567e89b12d3a456426655440000
How should I arrange my Jmeter Test Plan.
My Plan would be:
write UUID generated to a file
Using any preprocessor call the file from file and write program to append to a different value in the csv which is account/identifierid.
Please help on this, can some one explain how I should logically arrange my test plan and code to get data to parameterize my path in HTTP Request sampler.
Thanks in Advance
You need to get accountid+identifierid information stored into CSV file. This is something you need to do on your own.
You can use CSV Data Set Config in order to get the information from that file while your test is running, example configuration would be:
UUID can be generated using __UUID() function
So your HTTP Request sampler configuration would be something like:
In my below code i have to use multiple values in userEmail, userName, userMobile.
How can I do ti using csv config?
{"userDevicedId":"d0lfwViLwLQ:APA91bH4VSXS7VlthXhGQ4DPfb3otSUvwMnpmcK-mKyh7WN46xtDXWSYIOLB6Uw-nYr3zSBZOoiicpNuURQ2nR-a9vtwwSI8sehG-FbgYi4AaCdgurLG5C3Le4sYE0Lmp-piz_STLYnB","userEmail":"Tok#gmail.com","userMobileNo":"8989898995","userName":"Tik","userPasskey":"xmrVhb2MpmuzgLN941tGiLtdJnY3yvgMxlhXATEUa7SvsxclTiMLdJgPs7YTbNHF","userPassword":"Test123$$"}
Given your CSV file looks like:
someone#example.com,someone,1234567890
someoneelse#example.com,someoneelse,2345678901
etc.
Configure CSV Data Set config as follows:
Filename: full path to the CSV file
Variable Names: userEmail,userName,userMobile
Other config values - according to your scenario, see Using CSV DATA SET CONFIG guide for detailed explanation
Refer extracted values like ${userEmail}, ${userName}, etc. where required, i.e. if you want to send parametrised JSON it should look like:
{
"userDevicedId": "d0lfwViLwLQ:APA91bH4VSXS7VlthXhGQ4DPfb3otSUvwMnpmcK-mKyh7WN46xtDXWSYIOLB6Uw-nYr3zSBZOoiicpNuURQ2nR-a9vtwwSI8sehG-FbgYi4AaCdgurLG5C3Le4sYE0Lmp-piz_STLYnB",
"userEmail": "${userEmail}",
"userMobileNo": "${userMobile}",
"userName": "${userName}",
"userPasskey": "xmrVhb2MpmuzgLN941tGiLtdJnY3yvgMxlhXATEUa7SvsxclTiMLdJgPs7YTbNHF",
"userPassword": "Test123$$"
}
If you're using HTTP Request sampler, switch it to "Body Data" mode:
Remember that CSV Data Set config reads next line each iteration so make sure you provide enough loops on Thread Group level or via Loop Controller
I have an API call URL similar to this:
http://domain.com/rest/getValues?apiKey=sdfsdf&customerId=2200×tampBegin=2013-08-15%2018:00:00%20CEST×tampEnd=2013-08-19%2018:00:00%20CEST
I would like to dynamically change the time stamps, as well as the customerId, picked from a given set of timestamps and customerIds. Is this possible to do in Jmeter (preferably through GUI)?
Assuming that you are have inputs coming from external CSV file, you can use CSV data set config as explained here.
Your test plan will look something like
Thread groups
CSV Data Set config (define the file path and the variable names. You will be able to read these variables in request.
HTTP Sampler
http://domain.com/rest/getValues?apiKey=sdfsdf&customerId=${custid}×tampBegin=${begin}×tampEnd=${end}
I'm very new to Jmeter. I need help with the input data file for jmeter.
Here is my situation.
My test data file structure is like this:
Test Case Name = XXXXXX11
RequestData = AAAAAAAAAA11
Expected Result = BBBBBBBBB11
Test Case Name = XXXXXX22
RequestData = AAAAAAAAAA22
Expected Result = BBBBBBBBB22
and so on ....
Now, I have to send the http request and verify the expected using Jmeter (Maven & Continuous Integration).
How can I parse the given file and verify the expected result?
I have tried the following:
__StringFromFile - but i don't know how to look for the line which has Request data or Expected result;
userParameter - but not sure how to pass values on runtime.
Could any of you please help me?
Do you have single test-case per file (i.e. single appearance of "Test Case Name",...,etc. in file)?
If so then you can possibly try to use custom Variables From CSV File plugin from Jmeter Plugins project.
My suggestion would be to convert your file to csv (with any delimiter you like). The first row becomes your heading, and each additional row becomes your data you want to pass in or validate. For example:
Test Case Name|Request Data|Expected Result
XXXXXX11|AAAAAAAAAA11|BBBBBBBBB11
XXXXXX22|AAAAAAAAAA22|BBBBBBBBB22
You can load this data in to your test plan using the CSV Data Set Config. Once you do, you'll be able to loop through each row of data if you set your Thread Group to Loop Forever. Then all you need to do in the test case is refer to your variables from the csv file like so:
${Test Case Name}.
Thank you so much guys!
I just wrote a bean shell script to parse the CSV file and stored all the request & response in the array and then created a for each loop around my http sampler. That met my requirement.
Thread Group
Beanshell preprocessr (To parse my CSV and to store it in an array)
For each loop (loops thru the array)
http sample
response assertion
Results