Var button = (pkg.By.id('headersearchsubmit')) We enter the parameter in WebDriver Sampler $ We find the search field by its id "s" Wait.until(conditions.elementToBeClickable(pkg.By.id('headersearchform'))) We ensure headersearchform element is clickable Var searchIcon = (pkg.By.className('icon-search-1')) We find the search icon by its class name "icon-search-1" ("Failed to load page, timeout occured") Wait.until(conditions.presenceOfElementLocated(pkg.By.id('headersearchform'))) we check that the element which id is headersearchform is loaded Var wait = new support_ui.WebDriverWait(WDS.browser, 5000) Var support_ui = JavaImporter(.ui.WebDriverWait) View Results in Table to debug our Think Times.View Results Tree only during scripting to debug the scrip.Remember that Timers are scoped and are run before the Sample they are scoped within. Test Action with Duration set to 0 and a child containing a Gaussian Random Timer so that we can apply a think time exactly where we put the Test Action.A Response Assertion to always test the presence of a text for each page.CSV DataSet to load variables containing the words to search from a CSV file.In our scenario, we use the following components: We only change one default, in Experimental tab we check “Development Mode” so that the Firefox instance does not quit at end of test so that we’re able to debug any issue. We add “Firefox Driver Config” as a child of our new plan. Our scenario will be composed of 3 steps:Ĭonfigure the Selenium Firefox Web Driver As a side note, starting from next version of JMeter 3.0, Java 7 will be required. You need to run JMeter using Java 7 or 8 as JMeter Plugins requires it. As Webdriver dependencies conflict with 3 JMeter dependencies, see this Dev Mailing list thread, we need to remove the JMeter versions that are older, so remove:.Copy JMeterPlugins-WebDriver-1.3.1/lib/*.jar into jmeter/lib/.Copy JMeterPlugins-Standard-1.3.1/lib/ext/JMeterPlugins-Standard.jar into jmeter/lib/ext.Copy JMeterPlugins-WebDriver-1.3.1/lib/ext/JMeterPlugins-WebDriver.jar into jmeter/lib/ext.Download JMeter Plugins 1.3.1 (at the time of writing) from here, select:.Setting up is very easy: Download required libraries: Setting Up JMeter and Selenium WebDriver: JMeter WebDriver Sampler to call selenium from JMeter.Selenium WebDriver to interact with Firefox.Hopefully, JMeter eco-system is very rich, so there is a solution for this, we will use: You usually use JMeter for load testing but the issue is that JMeter is not a real browser, so the reported response times do not include page rendering. You want to load test your application and get user response times including page rendering. On 12 November 2015 AWS, DEVOPS, JMETER, JMETER-PLUGINS, LOAD_TESTING, PERFORMANCE, REDLINE13, SELENIUM with 0 comments Context:
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