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Hi,
you can pass properties on the command line using the parameter -J
followed by name=value. Within a JMX you use ${__P(name,defaultvalue)}
to access the property value. By providing a default value you can
still call the test plan from the GUI without having defined a value.
E.g. say you want to provide the hostname HOSTNAME by a property named
'srvhost' having a default value DEFAULTHOSTNAME. Do the following:
1.) Enter ${__P(srvhost,DEFAULTHOSTNAME)} in the domain field
of the JMX file (e.g. HTTP Request Defaults).
2.) Run the test by
$ jmeter-devel.sh -n -t testplan.jmx -Jsrvhost=HOSTNAME
Best regards,
André
raja raman schrieb:
> Hi all,
> I am using jmeter to stress test my webserver.I start the jmx file
> form the shell as, bash# ./jmeter -n -t test.jmx.I have the hostname
> hardcoded in the jmx file while I created the testplan.Now, if I need to run
> the jmeter for stressing another server, I replace the hostname alone for
> and create a new jmx file and start the test.
> Is it possible to provide the hostname from the command line while I
> start the Jmeter?
>
> Thanks,
> Rajaraman
>
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