Priyansh Gupta wrote:
Hi, I am trying to automate my jmeter runs on aws public cloud. For this
automation, I need to inject some listeners on the fly for the input jmeter
script (jmx). I could achieve this easily by modifying the jmx file itself,
but doing this is always risky and could run into some errors. Hence I
wanted to know if there is any existing way to tell jmeter to add some
listeners before executing the script without modifying the actual jmx.
Basically any tool or any cli (jmeter) option which I can use to achieve
the same.
Thanks
Priyansh Gupta
If you're talking about built-in JMeter listeners - there is no need to
have them in the .jmx script, you can always open the.jtl result file
<https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/jmeter/JtlFiles> with the
listener of your choice and it will read the file and display aggregate
info/render charts/etc.
In case you're adding a custom listener you can
* have it in the .jmx script in the "disabled" state
* run your JMeter test via Taurus tool
<https://www.blazemeter.com/university/complete-taurus-course>
* Taurus has capability of modifying JMeter scripts
<https://gettaurus.org/docs/JMeter/#Modifications-for-Existing-Scripts>
so you can enable the listeners in the runtime
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