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22 07, 2020

How to Add a Variable Number of Parameters in Apache JMeter

By Çağlar Bilgin|2022-02-17T09:52:16+03:00July 22nd, 2020|Tags: JMeter, jmeter parameters, JMeter testing, Load testing, Performance testing, test automation|

Some requests have more than one parameter, and the number of parameters may change. You can also add dynamic parameters according to your scenario. To resolve this issue, we need to use JSR223 PreProcessor provided by Apache JMeter. First, we add an HTTP request as shown below, then we delete all the parameters and add JSR223 PreProcessor. In this example, we choose the groovy language. Then we add a for loop to determine how many parameters we will add, and add the parameter insert code to use it inside the for a loop. When we run the test, we [...]

22 05, 2018

Using Commandline Parameters in JMeter

By Loadium|2021-01-22T13:41:45+03:00May 22nd, 2018|Tags: JMeter, JMeter GUI, Loadium, Performance testing|

It is a common practice to create performance test scripts by using JMeter GUI. For test execution, however, it would be best to use command line mode of JMeter. So whenever you need to change a parameter like thread number, base url, etc.. you need to go to GUI mode, do some modifications and run your test. We can't call that a good practice. JMeter lets you pass parameters in command line mode. How to Pass Argument via Command Line Basic command line parameter is jmeter -n -t your_script.jmx -n - tells JMeter to run in non-GUI mode -t - specifies [...]

8 03, 2023

Part 2 | How To Create A Robust Test Plan

By Loadium|2023-03-08T16:34:53+03:00March 8th, 2023|Tags: Create Test Plan and Strategy, test plan, Test Strategy|

In this part of "How to Create a Robust Test Plan", we will briefly explain the stages of creating a robust test plan. If you haven't read yet, first you can read the previous part of this blog series. The following are some actions you may take to create a detailed and complete test strategy for your testing projects: 1) Comprehensive Examination of the Software Product The first thing to do for designing a solid test plan is a thorough examination of the software product that will be tested. Before you write a single test case, you must [...]

20 10, 2022

Dynatrace Integration With JMeter

By Loadium|2022-10-20T10:49:22+03:00October 20th, 2022|

In this article we will learn how to integrate Jmeter with Dynatrace. First of all, let’s talk about what Dynatrace is, briefly. Then, we will take a look at the Dynatrace Integration with JMeter. What is Dynatrace? Dynatrace is an APM solution that monitors Web, Mobile and Cloud-Based applications, infrastructure, network and critical processes, and also provides performance management of all technology layers used, from the selection of users on the website to the application code running on the main system, with real user monitoring. Why Should We Use Dynatrace? While load testing tools provides [...]

2 09, 2022

How To Extract CSRF Token

By Loadium|2022-09-02T14:12:43+03:00September 2nd, 2022|

The CSRF Token is something you might encounter on most e-commerce sites. For this reason, we receive a lot of questions about exceeding this token within a JMeter script. CSRF token usually changes multiple times in an end-to-end flow. The token you get in first visit is going to be different from the token you need to use after you login. So here is how to extract it using multiple post processors. Here is my request flow: We are getting our first CSRF Token from our login page html with CSS selector. It is [...]

20 07, 2022

Part 4: JMeter Installation and JMeter Tests with Loadium

By Loadium|2022-07-19T13:40:40+03:00July 20th, 2022|Tags: JMeter, Load testing, Loadium, Test Reports, Test results|

Interpreting Test Results on Loadium Previously, we learnt how to install JMeter, how to create a scenario, and how to execute our tests on Loadium. In this part, we will briefly explain how to understand Loadium reporting screens and parameters. Let’s start to interpretation of test results with summary report page. On the summary report page, in addition to the values we saw on the previous page, we can see the values max and min response times, number of errors received, latency and connect time. Connect Time → Time taken to establish TCP connection between the server [...]

5 04, 2022

System Stability Test | Part 1

By Loadium|2022-04-05T10:23:11+03:00April 5th, 2022|Tags: non-functional test, Performance testing, stability test, stress testing, system stability test, volume test|

Stability Test Stability test is a type of software testing to check the quality and behavior of the software under different environmental parameters. It is defined as the ability of the product to continue to function over time without failure. It is a non-functional testing technique that focuses to stress the software component to the maximum. Stability testing is done to check the efficiency of a developed product beyond normal operational capacity which is known as the breakpoint. It has higher significance in error handling, software reliability, robustness, and scalability of a product under heavy load rather than [...]

14 02, 2022

How To Test Login Page Using JMeter

By Loadium|2022-02-14T09:35:32+03:00February 14th, 2022|Tags: JMeter, JMeter Advices, JMeter Beginners, jmeter load testing, Load testing, Performance testing|

If you are starting your career as a Performance Test Engineer, you will be dealing with lots of login flows during your working hours. Since it is really important for the sake of your load test, the login page should be tested thoroughly. Here are some tips for you to create and execute a proper test to test login page using JMeter. 1. Practice Login Flow Manually Before recording the requests for login flow, you should perform a couple of manual tests for login components. Make sure that the login button, user credential sections and other basic [...]

4 02, 2022

Checklist To Advance JMeter Scripts in 9 Steps

By Loadium|2022-02-04T16:43:18+03:00February 4th, 2022|Tags: Checklist, JMeter, JMeter Scripts|

As a professional software testing services firm, we supply JMeter scripts to our clients so that they may use Loadium to run performance tests fast and easily. Even if you are not a Loadium customer, you can benefit this checklist to advance JMeter scripts in 9 Steps. We recognize that the scripts we provide are frequently utilized by teams that do not have formal JMeter training but still want to be able to modify them and understand what they do. We've been working on creating scripts that are simple enough for anyone who isn't a JMeter expert and can [...]

12 01, 2022

JMeter How to Solve NoHttpResponseException

By Loadium|2022-01-12T10:56:11+03:00January 12th, 2022|Tags: JMeter, Jmeter performance testing, Load testing, Load Testing Error, Performance testing|

During load testing, it is very normal that you get some errors for your requests. But sometimes these errors don't occur because of server problems. One of the most common exceptions in JMeter is NoHttpResponseException. To solve this issue, you can try the following alternative solutions. Change the Implementation of Your HTTP Requests On JMeter, choose a specific HTTP request sampler. On Advanced tab, you will see a section called “Implementation”. Change this option to “HttpClient4”. Then rerun your load test. Change Your “user.properties” File Adding some values to your user.properties file [...]

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