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Tuesday, 7 October 2014

How to pass command line arguments to JMeter when executed from command line

How to Execute JMeter from Command line:


How to Pass Arguments:

In most of JMeter test plans, their will be some dynamic values which will change will different executions like server IP address, admin credentials etc.

Monday, 29 September 2014

Apache JMeter: How to create summary Report from jtl or csv file created by JMeter when executed from command line

Mostly you will need to execute jmeter in non-gui mode because of following two reasons:

  1. To automate execution of jmeter.
  2. To perform more number of operations per second: In non-gui mode, jmeter threads do not need to print data on jmeter gui.
For more information on Executing jmeter on command line,

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

How to run Apache Jmeter from Command Line (non-gui mode)

Apache JMeter is mostly used when we need some number of threads to perform certain operations on different servers like LDAP, HTTP etc.
After creating test plan to be executed for the required server, we can click run button in jmeter GUI to run this test plan.
But mostly we will need to execute jmeter in non-gui mode because of following two reasons: