JENKINS01 Linux+jenkins+ant+jmeter Integrated

First, jmeter and ant environment construction

JMeter environment Building is relatively simple, upload the JMeter package to Linux, unzip can, but need to configure environment variables, the configuration environment variable code is as follows

Export ant_home=/usr/local/ant/apache-ant-1.10. 1 export jmeter_home=/usr/local/jmeter/apache-jmeter-3.3export CLASSPATH= $CLASSPATH: $ Jmeter_home/lib/ext/apachejmeter_core.jar: $JMETER _home/lib/jorphan.jar: $JMETER _home/lib/logkit-2.0 . Jar:export PATH= $PATH: $HOME/bin: $JMETER _home/bin: $ANT _home/bin

Second, Jenkins Environment construction

Jenkins Environment Construction Please refer to my another article

Http://note.youdao.com/noteshare?id=56897ce973ceac472eab0a8a1bd6f61b&sub=D4389862270D4A729ECF30A0B51128A4

2.1 Jenkins building the necessary plugins for the environment

• Performance Plugin
• HTML Publisher Plugin
• Ant Plugin

Third, jmeter and ant integration

1. Locate the Ant-jmeter-1.1.1.jar under the Extras directory in the JMeter installation directory, and move it to the Lib directory under the ant installation directory
2. Locate the Xalan-2.7.2.jar and Serializer-2.7.2.jar files in the Lib directory and move them to the Lib directory under the ant installation directory
3. Modify the Bin/jmeter/properities file in the JMeter installation directory, modify the Jmeter.save.saveservice.output_format=xml

Iv. Preparation of Build.xml documents

The Build.xml document is written in the following directions

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "UTF-8"? ><project name= "Ant-jmeter-test" default= "Run" basedir= "."  > <!--need to change to their local Jmeter directory--<property name= "Jmeter.home" value= "/usr/local/jmeter/apache-jmeter-3.3" /> <property name= "report.title" value= "Environment Build test Project"/> <!--jmeter Generate JTL Format Results report path--<property N Ame= "Jmeter.result.jtl.dir" value= "/usr/local/jmeter/apache-jmeter-3.3/reports"/> <!-- JMeter generate HTML formatted Results report path--<property name= "Jmeter.result.html.dir" value= "/usr/local/jmeter/    Apache-jmeter-3.3/reports "/> <!--generated report prefixes--<property name=" ReportName "value=" Testreport "/> <property name= "Jmeter.result.jtlName" value= "${jmeter.result.jtl.dir}/${reportname}.jtl"/> <property        Name= "Jmeter.result.htmlName" value= "${jmeter.result.html.dir}/${reportname}.html"/> <target name= "Run" > <antcall target= "test"/> <antcall target= "Report"/> </target>       <target name= "Test" > <taskdef name= "jmeter" Classname= "org.programmerplanet.ant.taskdefs.jmeter.JMe Tertask "/> <jmeter jmeterhome=" ${jmeter.home} "resultlog=" ${jmeter.result.jtlname} "> <!--Sound The script that you want to run "*.jmx" refers to all JMeter scripts that contain this directory--<testplans dir= "/usr/local/jmeter/apache-jmeter-3.3/demos" includes= "        Test_baidu.jmx "/> <property name=" Jmeter.save.saveservice.output_format "value=" xml "/> </jmeter> </target> <path id= "Xslt.classpath" > <fileset dir= "${jmeter.home} /lib "includes=" Xalan*.jar "/> <fileset dir=" ${jmeter.home}/lib "includes=" Serializer*.jar "/> </path&    Gt <target name= "Report" > <tstamp> <format property= "Report.datestamp" pattern= "Yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm"/> </tstamp> <xslt classpathref= "Xslt.classpath" force= "true" in= "${jmeter. Result.jtlname} "           out= "${jmeter.result.htmlname}" style= "${jmeter.home}/extras/jmeter-results-detail-report_21.xsl"            ; <param name= "Datereport" expression= "${report.datestamp}"/> </xslt> <!--Because when the report is generated, the associated picture is not Also copied to the target directory, so you need to manually copy--<copy todir= "${jmeter.result.html.dir}" > <fileset dir= "${jmeter.ho            Me}/extras "> <include name=" collapse.png "/> <include name=" Expand.png "/> </fileset> </copy> </target></project>

V. Building a Jenkins Mission

　

You can also get the test report file generated on Linux directly from Jenkins via the setup of Jenkins, and get the rough performance data of the script.

In addition, the test results can be sent to project stakeholders via mail, and the way to send messages using Jenkins is also mentioned in one of my other articles http://note.youdao.com/noteshare?id= 2b1bc352256265b9aa6cebed07208fd6&sub=e26a1360f7bc4a09940b45b5a5358f2b

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JENKINS01 Linux+jenkins+ant+jmeter Integrated