I have a Java application that I'm using to drive tests that's based on Selenium. I record the test with Selenium IDE, and then spit the test out as Java code that I compile into my application. My tests consist of visiting several web pages, and as the test progresses, the next page visited may be determined by the contents of the current page. All of the statistics I need for timing are handled by my application.
I'm finding that Selenium is not as scalable as my needs dictate, and I'm considering replacing it with JMeter since it's so much faster and scalable. However, I'm having a hard time finding the right documentation to determine if it will meet my needs. I've played around with JMeter and see that it works great recording my test as a .jmx file. I'd like to now take this .jmx file and replay it through my application. I've looked through the JMeter JavaDoc, but can't quite figure out where to start. I want to issue a command to load a page, and then based on what's in that page, issue a command to load another page, etc. Anyone have any ideas or examples for how to do this? -- Sander A. Smith President Sericon Technology Inc. 71 Marquette Ave. Toronto, Ontario M6A 1X8 (416)781-3988 Link to me on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/sandersmith Learn about enterprise security for home-based servers www.autossl.com www.sericontech.com
