Category: GROOVY

Apache JMeter 3.2 released: 4 months after the 3.1 release, Apache JMeter 3.2 has been released with another set of very nice features. We’ll show you in this blog the most important ones. Apache JMeter 3.2 in few numbers: Although there is some confusion in the community on JMeter version numbering, version 3.2 is not […]

UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.4.4 for Apache JMeter released New feature that allows using your Java GWT Classes for scripting Sometimes, correlating and variabilizing complex request/responses through XML is too complex if not impossible. This is particularly the case for ultra dynamic applications with configurable screens like for example the MDM STEP from Stibosystems or Digital […]

JMeter Load Testing Best Practice : Using  assertions Context: When Load Testing application, a critical and frequently overlooked task is to validate responses obtained under load. A Typical issue is to have application return the wrong response to a request but doing so with a 200 response code. In the latter case JMeter (or any […]

Magento Performance Toolkit I recently discovered that Magento Team provided a performance toolkit based on Apache JMeter: It is a great initiative as performance of eCommerce websites is critical nowadays and bad performance can make your customers quit your website. I was curious to see how it was implemented so I grabbed the JMX Plan […]

Why Apache JMeter and Ubik Load Pack is your best load testing tool option ? Read in this blog why choosing Apache JMeter + Ubik Load Pack is your best choice for your new Load Testing Solution. First some key benefits of choosing Apache JMeter: 1/ JMeter is becoming a de facto standard nowadays for […]

Context: Example: SwitchControler or How to run a sampler with a certain percentage: Create a Test Plan like this one: // Array of values that contain the % repartition we want int[] values = (int[])vars.getObject(“RANDOM_VALUES”); if(values==null) {     values =  [0,1,2,3,2,3,1,3,2,3] as int[];     vars.putObject(“RANDOM_VALUES”,values); } // Increment that will be used in SwitchController value […]