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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by tc...@memphis.edu on 2003/05/07 18:43:00 UTC
Exporting script to JMeter
Hi all,
I'm using JMeter 1.8.1 and Badboy 1.2(b12) on a Win XP system with JDK
1.3.1. I have successfully downloaded and used the 'ant-jmeter.jar'
file to interface Ant with JMeter. When I create a test script using
Badboy, I put assertions in place to verify text content of the page
being viewed - nothing major. When I select the option to export the
script to JMeter (Export to Jmeter...), the file is saved - however -
the assertions I put in place are not present. When I run my Ant task
to do a quick site check after a build, all tests will pass because no
assertions were ever present within the converted .jmx file. I
literally have to go into JMeter and add all assertions again.
Is there a certain way to make sure that any assertions put in place are
saved within the .jmx file when exported? Anyone else run into this
issue? I'm not sure if this is related to Badboy or to JMeter, but any
help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
tsc
Todd S. Canaday
Instructor - Adjunct Faculty
Herff College of Engineering
The University of Memphis
Memphis, TN 38152-3210
Office 218A
http://www.people.memphis.edu/~tcanaday/
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Re: Exporting script to JMeter
Posted by ss...@badboy.com.au.
Yes, unfortunately the support in Badboy for JMeter is very elementary at the
moment: it lets you record the URL's and save them out to JMeter, but none of
the variables, assertions, increments etc. are converted to their JMeter
equivalents.
After the great response from the JMeter crowd I am definitely going to see
that as many as possible of these features are added, as well as a way to read
files in the reverse direction. Hang in there and we'll get these features done
as soon as possible!
Thanks to everyone who has been trying Badboy - it's really encouraging to see
the enthusiasm and interest that has come from this quarter.
Cheers,
Simon Sadedin.
Badboy Software.
Quoting JWeeks@360commerce.com:
>
>
>
>
> Todd,
>
> I sent this exact problem back to through the BadBoy feedback channels..
> Its a function that Bad Boy does not support yet. I guess we'll have to be
> patient.
>
> Jim Weeks
> SQA Analyst
> 360Commerce Inc.
> Austin, Tx
>
> <tc...@memphis.edu> wrote on 05/07/2003 11:43:00 AM:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > I'm using JMeter 1.8.1 and Badboy 1.2(b12) on a Win XP system with JDK
> > 1.3.1. I have successfully downloaded and used the 'ant-jmeter.jar'
> > file to interface Ant with JMeter. When I create a test script using
> > Badboy, I put assertions in place to verify text content of the page
> > being viewed - nothing major. When I select the option to export the
> > script to JMeter (Export to Jmeter...), the file is saved - however -
> > the assertions I put in place are not present. When I run my Ant task
> > to do a quick site check after a build, all tests will pass because no
> > assertions were ever present within the converted .jmx file. I
> > literally have to go into JMeter and add all assertions again.
>
> > Is there a certain way to make sure that any assertions put in place are
> > saved within the .jmx file when exported? Anyone else run into this
> > issue? I'm not sure if this is related to Badboy or to JMeter, but any
> > help would be greatly appreciated!
>
> > Thanks,
> > tsc
>
> > Todd S. Canaday
> > Instructor - Adjunct Faculty
> > Herff College of Engineering
> > The University of Memphis
> > Memphis, TN 38152-3210
> > Office 218A
> > http://www.people.memphis.edu/~tcanaday/
>
> >
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Re: Exporting script to JMeter
Posted by JW...@360commerce.com.
Todd,
I sent this exact problem back to through the BadBoy feedback channels..
Its a function that Bad Boy does not support yet. I guess we'll have to be
patient.
Jim Weeks
SQA Analyst
360Commerce Inc.
Austin, Tx
<tc...@memphis.edu> wrote on 05/07/2003 11:43:00 AM:
> Hi all,
> I'm using JMeter 1.8.1 and Badboy 1.2(b12) on a Win XP system with JDK
> 1.3.1. I have successfully downloaded and used the 'ant-jmeter.jar'
> file to interface Ant with JMeter. When I create a test script using
> Badboy, I put assertions in place to verify text content of the page
> being viewed - nothing major. When I select the option to export the
> script to JMeter (Export to Jmeter...), the file is saved - however -
> the assertions I put in place are not present. When I run my Ant task
> to do a quick site check after a build, all tests will pass because no
> assertions were ever present within the converted .jmx file. I
> literally have to go into JMeter and add all assertions again.
> Is there a certain way to make sure that any assertions put in place are
> saved within the .jmx file when exported? Anyone else run into this
> issue? I'm not sure if this is related to Badboy or to JMeter, but any
> help would be greatly appreciated!
> Thanks,
> tsc
> Todd S. Canaday
> Instructor - Adjunct Faculty
> Herff College of Engineering
> The University of Memphis
> Memphis, TN 38152-3210
> Office 218A
> http://www.people.memphis.edu/~tcanaday/
>
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