Thank you very much for the reply. I am trying to use GUI mode ,but it feels
like non-gui mode is easier to use than GUI.
viet nguyen wrote:
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> you can use -q switch to pass values in a properties file to your test
> plan. Properties can then be accessed via ${__P(prop_name)}
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> jmeter.bat -t <your jmx file> -q <properties file>
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> emmandi wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> I am using Jmeter 2.3.2 to do the JMS queue load testing. I wrote a
>> Junit testcase which I placed in the extension classpath of Jmeter lib. I
>> need to pass the property file into the test script in GUI mode of
>> Jmeter. I tried to use the user defined variables in thread ,but it does
>> not seem to pick those values. Is there a way i can pass the values in
>> the test script(like using csv file). Also, I want to know how to use the
>> string constructor label in JUnit. Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated.Thank you.
>>
>> Aditya Emmandi
>>
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