Apache JMeter Wiki
Apache JMeter is a 100% pure Java desktop application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance. It was originally designed for testing Web Applications but has since expanded to other test functions. |
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Current Version: 2.5 |
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User Pages
- JMeter FAQ
- JMeter and HTTPS
- JMeterAndOperatingSystemTested - List of operating system tested with JMeter
- How to decode encoded/escaped URLs
- Debugging problems when recording with the JMeter Proxy
- Tutorials and How-to articles
- Distributed Testing (pdf)
- Recording Tests (pdf)
- JUnit Sampler (pdf)
- Access Log Sampler (pdf)
- Pushing the envelope with JMeter
- Testing a JSF Application with JMeter
- Website load tests with JMeter (in french) and Several articles/tutorials (in french)
- Testing a SUN RI JSF Application with JMeter
- A short series of JMeter articles
- Apache JMeter book
- JMeterTesting/ASPNETViewState
- JSF_test_with_SUN_implementation - Testing a SUN RI JSF Application with JMeter
- JMeter and Amazon - Issues with load testing applications hosted in Amazon's cloud
- JMeter Knowledge Sharing Blog - Blog with a number of tips on using jmeter, calculating results, automating the performance tests and analysis of the test results.
- General Articles on Performance testing etc.
- How many threads does JMeter support?
- Articles on Performance Testing see in particular "User Experience, not Metrics" about half-way down the page
- Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications
- JMeterAutomatedRemoteTesting - notes on remote testing and parameterisation
- Types of Performance Testing Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications (Microsoft)
- The Art of Application Performance Testing Ian Molyneux (pub. O'Reilly)
- Why does JMeter get different results from my browser?
- Some error messages and possible causes
- It does not work! Fault Reporting
- JtlFiles - information on JTL files
- RegularExpressions - examples etc
- LogAnalysis using Perl and Excel etc
- BrowserAddons - browser tools to show HTTP headers, etc.
- NetworkSniffer - tools to capture HTTP Requests
- JMeterMavenPlugin - user-contributed plugin for running JMeter in Maven
- MysqlCollectorPlugin - user-contributed code to create MySQL Listener plugin
- MonitoringServers - tools to monitor servers
- Benchmarking MySQL with JMeter and MySQL
External (Third Party) References
- Links to Third Party JMeter Resources and Plugins
- Companies that use JMeter - a list of companies that use JMeter for testing
- Support and Training - A list of companies that offer support and training for JMeter.
- External JMeter Services - companies providing JMeter services such as cloud-based JMeter
Developer Pages
- Building JMeter - brief description of how to build JMeter
- ReleaseCreation - steps needed to create a release
- CreatingHashes - Using Ant to create MD5 and SHA1 hash files
- CommittingChanges - steps needed to commit changes
- FutureReleases - JMeter committer discussion page
- JMeter's Contributors
- Developer Manual
- Java14Proposals - what can be changed/improved
- JMeterAndEclipseHowTo
- JMeterEclipse - settings to be used with Eclipse
- JMeterTestExecution - what happens when a test plan is run
- JMeterTesting - build testing using Junit
- JMeterArchitecturalOverview
- JMeterRemoteTestingEnhancements
- JMeterTestElements
- JMeterVariablesAndFunctions
- JMeterDevelopment
- JMeterDevelopment/DeveloperDocumentation
- JMeterDevelopment/Enhancements
- JMeterDevelopment/LongTerm
- JMeterDevelopment/Requirements
- JMeterHelpImplementation
- JMeterGuiTestElementSeparation