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In version 2.10, JMeter introduced a mechanism that saves you time when creating scripts - JMeter Templates. These templates are skeletons that can be reused as the base for your new scripts. JMeter already has several available templates with detailed descriptions, and you can also add your own. T...

JMeter also enables you to manually configure your workspace. It’s more complex, but you can make the scripts fit your exact needs. Configure your browser proxy Configure your browser, as described in chapter 1. Configure JMeter The “WorkBench” branch can be used as a temporary workspace for...

JMeter can also can be used for recording mobile performance testing. Mobile scripts recording is very similar to web application scripts recording. Configure JMeter Configure “JMeter Templates” as specified in chapter 1. Configure your mobile phone After the JMeter configuration is prepared...

If your web application uses the SSL encryption, you need to capture HTTPS traffic instead of HTTP. To record HTTPS Traffic with JMeter, you need to configure the SSL certificates. Configure your SSL proxy Make sure the SSL proxy is configured the same way the HTTP proxy is configured: Conf...

So far we’ve covered the basic ways to record test scenarios. But one of the fastest and easiest ways to record your performance scripts, which is also free, is to use the BlazeMeter Recorder Chrome extension. These recordings can be run in JMeter or in BlazeMeter. The reason the extension is so us...

Another useful 3rd party recording tool is BadBoy. However, it works only for Windows OS. To create a new performance script: Install BadBoy here Enter the URL under test in the address bar Press the record button, shaped like a red circle and perform the actions you want to captur...