If you use a BeanShell and the command exec("LocationOfBatchFile.bat") this
will run a batch file for you and any output will go to the batch file that
launched JMeter,
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JMeter can't run arbitrary batch scripts.
But you can run JMeter from a batch file - read up about non-GUI mode.
In windows, you can drop a JMX file onto jmeter-n.bat and it will
automatically run the script in non-GUI mode.
And you can write your own batch script to run jmeter in non-GUI mode.
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> Hi,
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> Is there a (simple) way of launching batch file scripts
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> ie. Instead of hitting a URL, is it possible to launch a command
> line batch file instead? I'm not too worried about waiting for
> control to return, as I can record the execution times of those
> batch files in the batch files themselves.
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> Regards,
> Derek
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