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Convert LoadRunner Scripts in to JMeter Scripts

                                Convert LoadRunner in to JMeter Scripts We can also convert LoadRunner scripts into JMeter scripts. To do so, we divide this activity into two parts 1.        JMeter Side 2.       LoadRunner Let s start with JMeter Part: As we know that JMeter is based on a built-in proxy server that enables intercepting HTTP requests that flow through it, and then converting them into HTTP Request samplers. Steps to start: 1.        Go to File -> Templates -> Recording 2.       Click the “Create” button Now, JMeter will populate a Test Plan that is suitable for HTTP(S) traffic recording. 3.       Expand “WorkBench -> HTTP(S) Test Sc...

Run JMeter Scripts in LoadRunner

                                          Run JMeter Scripts in LoadRunner We can run JMeter scripts in LoadRunner. One of good feature in both tools. Let’s see how we can do this. There are some pre-requisites to run JMeter scripts in LoadRunner: Install the following on each load generator that will run a JMeter test: ·          Apache JMeter. For supported versions of JMeter, see the  System Requirements . ·          Java. This should be the appropriate version for the installed JMeter version. Load generator setup: ·          Java setting for Windows: Check that the environment variable %PATH% includes the director...

Common Mistakes in Performance Testing

                                    Common Mistakes in Performance   Testing   I believe that before the real execution, preparation or planning test is very important. After we put performance plan in place, we start scripting. Just take a break and let’s discuss about some of common mistakes or missed pointers during performance testing. ·          Ignoring the performance test plan during design ·          Direct jump to multi-user tests ·          Test results not validated ·          Unknown workload details ·          Too small run duration ·      ...

HTTP Codes in Testing

                                                     HTTP Codes in Testing As a Performance tester, I always get to see http code in my response tab. Trust me , if we know about it , then it becomes easy in debugging. Today in this post, I will share information on HTTP Codes. There are 4 main or board categories in HTTP Codes. è 1xx- Informational è 2xx- Success è 3xx- Redirection è 4xx- Client Error è 5xx- Server Error Now let’s move to understand about various possible HTTP code along with its meaning as we received : è 1xx- Informational This category of http code tells us about an interim response for communicating connection status or request progress prior to completing the requested acti...