3. The Http proxy server is selected
for Configuring the recording
option.
Right Click WorkBench Add Non-Test Elements HTTP Proxy Server
We are using the proxy server to record ,as the Browser is routed to JMeter port to record the
HTTP browser sessions .
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4. Select Target Controller settings
Port number is
entered
Select type of Grouping
Add patterns to be
included while recording.
E.g. Add “.*.html”
Start recording
Add patterns to be excluded while
recording. E.g. Add “.*.gif”
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Enter port number in the place provided as 8090.
Select the target controller – The requests will be targeted or recorded at the option
selected.
Select the grouping type – This option groups the requests according to the type selected.
Enter patterns to be included.
Enter patterns to be included.
Open Browser.
Click Tools -> Internet options -> Connections -> LAN settings.
Change IP of proxy to “localhost” and also the port number as 8090.
Click Start.
Traverse through the pages needed.
Close browser.
Click Stop in JMeter.
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8.
User Parameters
◦ The variable is specified by clicking the Add Variable button in the bottom of the panel
and filling in the Variable name in the 'Name:' column.
◦ To add a new value to the series, click the 'Add User' button and fill in the desired value
in the newly added column.
Similar to Unique each iteration in Load
Runner tool
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9. Values can be accessed
in any test component in
the same thread group,
using the syntax:
${SearchString}.
Make the number of
users in Thread
Properties to the number
of users assigned in the
User Parameter.
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10.
Using Function
◦ Create a Txt File with the parameters in any location .
◦ Click Options Function Helper Dialog in JMeter.
◦ Choose the function __StringFromFile.
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11. ◦
◦
◦
◦
◦
Provide Full path of the location of file.
Provide a Name to the variable
Provide start File sequence Number as needed.
Click generate.
Copy and paste the value generated to the value of the variable which has to be
parameterized in the request.
◦ The data will be taken from the file while execution. This function can be used to provide
only one column of data.
◦ To use multiple columns, __CSVRead function can be used.
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13. The generated value is
pasted here (exclude
variable name and
sequence number)
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14.
Using Function
◦ Create a CSV File with the parameters in any location .
◦ Click Options Function Helper Dialog in JMeter.
◦ Choose the function __CSVRead.
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20.
Using Regular Expression Extractor (Regex)
◦ Allows the user to extract values from a server response using a Perl-type regular
expression
◦ Extracts the requested values, generate the template string, and store the result into the
given variable name.
◦ Equivalent to Correlation.
Right Click the Request Add Post Processors Regular Expression Extractor
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The Regular Expression Extractor needs to be added in the previous request to capture the
dynamically changing data in the current request.
In the above figure, the SessionId has got recorded in the ‘LoginPageToPlannerPage’ request. To
capture the SessionId, the Regular Expression Extractor named ‘SessionId’ is included in the
previous request ‘HomePageToLoginPage’.
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Reference Name: The name of the variable where the dynamically parameterized value get stored.
Regular Expression: This must contain at least one set of parentheses "()" to capture a portion of the string.
And left and right boundary of the parameter to be correlated can also be given. In the given example:
(&BV_SessionID=) Left Boundary of the SessionId within parentheses.
(.*)
.* within parentheses signifies that any value between the left and right boundary has to
be captured. This .* is one of the patterns of regular expression. Other patterns include W,d etc.
(&BV_EngineID=) Right Boundary of the SessionId within parentheses.
Template: The template is used to create a string from the matches found. It can be $0$, $1$, $2$.
From the given example, the parentheses break the expression into three groups: Left Boundary, SessionId
Value and Right Boundary. The value $2$ in the Template field signifies that the value in the second group i.e.
the SessionId value needs to be captured and assigned to the given variable.
Match No: Indicates which match to use. The regular expression may match multiple times.
Default Value: If no matches are found, then the value given in this field will be substituted. Hence, this value
needs to be empty.
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23. • Replace the value of variable which is to be Dynamically Parameterized as ${SessionId}
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24.
Assertions allow you to assert facts about responses received from the server being tested.
You can assert that the response to a query will contain some particular text and check if
the correct response is received from the server.
Right Click the Request Add Assertions Response Assertion
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25. Name for the Assertion
Text to check in the
web page
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26.
To view Assertion Results , add Assertion Listener to the thread group while running the script.
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28. JMeter thread sends requests without pausing between each request.
Available Timers can be used to provide delay between the requests so that the server is not
loaded with requests in a short time.
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29. In the above figure, Constant Timers are added between the requests. The delay is given as 3000 milli seconds
i.e. 3 seconds.
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