I am trying to develop a test suite which involves execution of a 'jmx' script followed by various verification steps for each testcase (in a shell script) Currently I am using the command line options to execute the jmx script.
However, when the jmx files are executed in a batch, it takes a long time to execute since
1. I am invoking jmeter from the command line for every jmx file being executed
2. I need to login for every testcase execution. (Our UI uses sockets to detect active users)
A sample batch would look like
./jmeter -n -t 1.jmx -l log.jtl -H <proxy> -P 1080 ./1.sh ./jmeter -n -t 2.jmx -l log.jtl -H <proxy> -P 1080 ./2.sh ...
I would also like to know of any way to execute 2.jmx "without logging in" again.
Also any suggestions for a better approach than what I am currently using would be very helpful.
Thanks Karthik
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