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Build JMeter queries from an user interface

 
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Hi all,

I would like to write a very simple user interface in which the user writes their website domain and automatically a JMeter test is written (for the specific website an scenario is built)and launched into Jmeter then the result is interpreted by another app and says the user which is the server break point by number of requests.

Does it makes sense technically? Can I "write" JMeter test this way?

Regards, Isaac
 
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Technically it is possible and it is something quite simple:

1. You develop web application which contains URL, number of users and test duration in seconds
2. On click of "start test' button the web application launches JMeter in command-line non-GUI mode like


3. Another app to analyze testresults.jtl

Thread Group should look like



And HTTP Request like

 
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Yes I mean also predefine an scenario like this:

I want that the test runs over the tab "categories" and test for mobiles.

In other words that the process of recording the test could be done by the same user and connected with Jmeter at real time ?

I want to build a web in which the user writes his URL and my code goes "into" the web and record an scenario guided by the user. For later on send to JMeter and test the scenario automatically? Makes it sense technically?


Is it possible?
 
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Yes, it is possible as well.
 
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How some tip for getting started, please?
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