I typically construct test suites using fragments, where each fragment
would work as a standalone business process.
For example, using a flight booking website:
Test Plan
+- "Purchase flights" test group
+- Login fragment
+- Book flight fragment
+- Purchase flight fragment
+- Logout fragment
+- "Search" test group
+- Anonymous flight search fragment
etc
Each fragment is a separate JMX script, where each can be run individually
or as part of a larger test, and that's how I can build multiple scripts
into a "test suite" which could be considered as a "parent" JMX.
That way you can run via the GUI as a shakeout run, and via the command
line for a full test (using properties to define the thread group users,
duration and pacing).
On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 4:17 AM Doug Coughler <dcough...@harriscomputer.com>
wrote:
> Greetings!
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> What would you folks recommend for managing several JMeter tests at the
> same time? We are currently using ALM and UFT, and want something similar
> for our JMeter tests. Basically, something that would allow us to quickly
> and easily create test suites encompassing multiple test plans. The test
> plans would also likely be used in multiple test suites.
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> Any suggestions?
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