Open thatsk opened 7 years ago
Hi Jacek I have resolved my problem. I am now using command line Jmeter -n -t jmx-script -l /logs/jmeter.jtl -e -o /reports
On 21-May-2017 12:40 AM, "Jacek Maciejewski" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi thatsk, thank you for your question. Could you elaborate more on your problem? Basically every script in this repo will generate the same set of graphs. They differ only by language (bash/powershell/bat) and by using multiple or only one thread for generation.
Remember to read the readme file, especially the prerequisites section. When you have all the necessary plugins installed you will need to provide a path to JMeter Command Line Plugin somewhere at the top of the script. Then simply run
script your_file_containing_results_generated_by_jmeter
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Hi thatsk, thank you for your question. Could you elaborate more on your problem? Basically every script in this repo will generate the same set of graphs. They differ only by language (bash/powershell/bat) and by using multiple or only one thread for generation.
Remember to read the readme file, especially the prerequisites section. When you have all the necessary plugins installed you will need to provide a path to JMeter Command Line Plugin somewhere at the top of the script. Then simply run
script your_file_containing_results_generated_by_jmeter