Hi Everybody,
Good day all !
My Manager has asked me to load test an application that we have developed
in our company.
I thought of choosing Jmeter for this assignment.
Have I chosen a adequate tool? Please advice
if no, please let me know any other good open source tool. TIA
Our application is a payroll system.
My requirements is that, think of a scenario below
1. Some people (say 20 people) updating there details.
2. Some people just viewing there bank details.
3. Some people doing some updates.
My question here is, can I simulate an environment with say 200 users logged
in simultaneously,
some are just navigating various pages, some are accessing database, some
updating it, some inserting new data etc.....
I downloaded ApacheJMeter_1.7Beta3 recently.
I created a test plan with number of threads as 200 and added some
HttpRequest elements and a file recorder.
I got the response time for each page accessed in the file that I had given.
But by this I can only get the performance of web server to render me the
pages.
I couldn't understand how to pass data to a form and them click on submit
button to save it in database.
How do I simulate, some data is entered in some forms of the application and
them click on submit button, so that the
data entered gets saved in database.
When I went through the documentation, I found something called proxy server
to record the browser activity.
My Test plan looks like this,
Root
Testplan
ThreadGroup
Simple Controller
HttpRequest
WorkBench
Proxy Server
I clicked on the start button on the Proxy server page
and then opened a browser and started navigating a site called
"http://google.com";
after navigating some pages I clicked on stop button on the proxy server
page of the jmeter.
I didn't noticed any thing happening in the testplan, nothing got recorded.
Is there any thing I am missing?
I don't have much time to debug what's happening.
I will be grateful, if any one out there help me do this.
Please give me all the steps explained clearly.
Thanks
Ashraf
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