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1) Explain what is JMeter? JMeter is a Java tool, which is used for performance Load Testing. 2) Explain how JMeter works? JMeter acts like a group of users sending requests to a target server. It collects response from the target server and other statistics which show the performance of the application or server via graphs or tables. Download Apache JMeter 3.2 – What’s there in the box? Today Apache released its newer version of JMeter. This minor release brings up several enhancements, bug fixes, UI changes, performance improvements and much more. Introduction In this tutorial, we will learn step by step process of how to Install and start JMeter 3.0 on Windows 7 machine. At the same time, we will also learn about the basic knowledge of what JMeter is and why we use JMeter. Download Apache JMeter. We recommend you use a mirror to download our release builds, but you must verify the integrity of the downloaded files using signatures downloaded from our main distribution directories. Recent releases (48 hours) may not yet be available from all the mirrors. Download JAR files for apache-jmeter-3.1 With dependencies Documentation Source code All Downloads are FREE. Search and download functionalities are using the official Maven repository. Last modified: Tue Feb 07 22:55:09 UTC 2017: Last modified by: tim.lebedk. Created: Tue Feb 07 22:54:45 UTC 2017: Created by: tim.lebedk. Automated tests.
Jmeter is a java application built by Apache. The video starts with the installation process of Jmeter covering pre-requisites for it. You need to have Java 1.7 and higher to support Jmeter 3.1 and JAVA_HOME should be set on your machine.
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Installation is very simple and requires the user to download setup, unzip the folder and launch the batch file. Basically, JMeter takes a number of users as input and create threads in the system, also takes server URL as basic parameters and hits the server as if a real browser is hitting that.
Topics covered are:
- Pre-Requisites of JMeter.
- Installation of JMeter.
- The logic behind JMeter.
- Installation link.
Test Plan and Workbench are the two default components when you launch JMeter. Test Plan is the collection of requests and other components which are used to test scenario whereas workbench is a temporary storage area and HTTPSTestScriptRecorder is the main component. Also, it is important to know that components of Workbench are not saved along with the tests.
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I have downloaded Apache JMeter 3.1 version and developed a JMX script file. But all my other members use Apache JMeter 3.0 version. I am unable to open my 3.1 jmx file in 3.0 version.Can anyone suggest how to open the JMX file of 3.1 version in Apache JMeter 3.0 version?
Thanks in advance
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Blind shot: my expectation is that you are suffering from Bug #60252. Since JMeter 3.1 a new metric Sent Bytes has been introduced
New Metrics
A new sent_bytes metric has been introduced which reports the bytes sent to server. Another metric connect_time has been enabled by default in this version
So now Aggregate Report and Summary Report listeners explicitly rely on this metric. If you have these listeners in test plan - just remove them and you should be able to open the script using JMeter 3.0.
Things to consider:
- Recommend colleagues upgrading to JMeter 3.1 as newer JMeter versions should normally contain performance improvements and bug fixes
Don't add any listeners to your Test Plan. Really. Listeners should be used for tests development and debugging and viewing test results after test is finished.
Run your test in command-line non-GUI mode like:
- When test is done - open JMeter GUI, add listener(s) of your choice and using 'Browse' button locate
results.jtlfile - you will see saved and calculated metrics
Check out Greedy Listeners - Memory Leeches of Performance Testing article for more details
Raise an issue in JMeter Issue Tracker recommending listing the aforementioned listeners in the Incompatible Changes section
- Going forward add essential jmeter.log file parts to your question for non-telepathic community members
As any good software, JMeter takes a big care (believe us as our team leader is an active member of Dev Team) of backward compatiblity but it cannot consider issues when opening a file saved in version N+1 by software in version N (as with any software I think).
So follow Dmitri advice to make your colleagues upgrade to 3.1 for all the good reasons here:
But no need to raise a bug (as he recommends) as it is absolutely not a bug.
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