I am using jmeter. Tried to search for ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt and could not see anywhere
Also not got right steps to follow to generate the same in http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#HTTP%28S%29_Test_Script_Recorder
Help me
Thanks
eshavK
They are placed in below folder.
JMETER_HOME/bin
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I have created a JMeter project with the below structure.
Project folder
|-JMeterProject.jmx
|
|-environments-folder
| |-environment1.properties
| |-environment2.properties
|
|-data-folder
|-data1.csv
|-data2.csv
When I try to add this project in to blazemeter, I could not find a way upload the folder.
UPDATE: I retrieve the files using following script
${__BeanShell(import org.apache.jmeter.services.FileServer;FileServer.getFileServer().getBaseDir();)}\environments-folder\\${environment}.properties
Of Course I can change the Jmeter project to refer files in the same folder and copy all in the fame level. But I want to keep the structure the same for various other reasons.
I read through the documentation , but non explains this kind of data file management.
I this something possible?
I believe you're looking for Shared Folders feature
Going forward I would recommend opening a BlazeMeter Support Ticket for this sort of questions as BlazeMeter team knows their product much better than anyone here.
I need to analyse my project using sonar qube. It contains files with .sah extension but basically those .sah files contains javascript code.
I can analyse those files if i change files extensions from .sah to .js but its not a good way .
Is there a way with which I can analyse my code without changing extension from *.sah to *.js
Thanks..
.sah uses the standard JS syntax. You should be able to analyse sah files with the JavaScript plugin.
Add the following line in your sonar-project.properties:
sonar.javascript.file.suffixes=.js,.sah
You can also set sonar.javascript.file.suffixes in the SonarQube UI, either globally or for a specific project.
The screenshot below shows the global setting.
You can either navigate through the UI to find the page, or use following URLs:
global: http://your_SQServer/admin/settings?category=javascript
project level: http://your_SQServer/project/settings?category=javascript&id=your_project_id
I am facing this issues even though after adding the .jar file in the lib directory still the expected outcome is not there hre is the question
Response data tab this error message has displayed
"Missing tika-app.jar in classpath. Unable to convert to plain text this kind of document.Download the tika-app-x.x.jar file from http://tika.apache.org/download.html"
How do i solve this issues
And put the file in /lib directory
Go to Apache Tika download page
Click on Mirrors for tika-app-x.xx.jar link
Choose the closest mirror and store the file somewhere to JMeter Classpath (it is enough to drop the file to "lib" folder of your JMeter installation)
Restart JMeter to pick the Tika jar up
**Select Document from the View Results Tree listener drop-down menu
You should now be able to see the contents of the binary files under View Results Tree listener. Check out How to Extract Data From Files With JMeter for a little bit more detailed explanation and to learn how to perform correlations/assertions on the binary responses.
When I want to make sure the jar is added
I open in GUI mode,
Go to Test Plan and click Browse near Add directory or jar to classpath below
Add jar manually
This will make sure you use the jar on execution
As per http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#View_Results_Tree:
A requirement to the Document view is to download the Apache Tika binary package (tika-app-x.x.jar) and put this in JMETER_HOME/lib directory.
SO you need to download Apache Tika-app from here:
https://tika.apache.org/download.html
And put it in jmeter/lib folder.
I have an application where some report files (xls type) are being generated.
So I want to download them first and than want to save them on my desktop folder.
Is it possible to do it?
...Next time please try to search across the existent questions and answers first:
JMeter - File upload and file download scenario
How to save a file with dynamic value in Jmeter
JMeter not recording download scenario
I have a homepage application, it was used to launch individual applications, and the CHM of homepage has a brief description of individual applications and links to launch other CHM help file. How can I archive it? Is there any API in CHM what I can use? Thanks in advance.
You must install the second CHM file in the same directory as the first. Then, you can create a link with href="name-of-other.chm" (i.e. just put the name of the other file into the href attribute).
If they are not in the same directories, try absolute paths and pray that users always put the files in the same place.
Besides the link Aaron mentioned, there is also something like master/slave chms, which is a deeper integration of CHMs:
http://www.helpware.net/htmlhelp/how_to_merge_ctx2.htm
http://www.helpware.net/htmlhelp/how_to_merge.htm