I just started to prepare a jmeter add-on to import request lists, using each request parsed from the list to create a sampler suiting the protocol. But may be I'm overlooking an allready existing feature? (As far as I can see, the access log parser has a much more specialised - and different - idea.)
Until now I'm focussing on linklists / clickstreams. The import parses a list of links (seperated by linefeeds) and creates a HTTP sampler (as a child of the current node) for each of them. It's taking care for preserving the protocol (which only can be HTTP and HTTPS until now), server name, port number, path and parameters (using HtmlParsingUtils.createUrlFromAnchor()).
Background: I had to build a test plan by 79 requests, the clickstream file has 13792 characters, http parameters everywhere. Especially to paste parameters is extremly error-prone.
I inserted this import function as a menu point in the file menu, - it's just opening a file-open dialog.
Is there allready a better way for doing this?
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