JMeter Generating HTML performance reports

Sometimes when we write performance reports, we need some performance maps, and jmeter are the ones that can generate HTML performance reports.

First, the preparatory work

1: Support dynamic generation of test reports afterjmeter3.0 version

2:JDK version 1.7 or above

3: Jmx script file required

Second, the basic operating procedures

First, execute the cmd command: Enter the JMeter installation directory in the bin directory

Input command: jmeter -n-t directory test.jmx- l result.jtl -e-o directory/tmp/resultreport

For a chestnut: jmeter-n-t D:\apache-jmeter-3.2\bin\yqjr.jmx -L result.jtl -e-o D:\apache-jmeter-3.2\bin \httpreport

Parameter description:

-N: Non-GUI mode execution JMeter
-T: the location where the test files are executed
-L: Specifies the save file for generating test results, JTL file format
-E: Test report is generated when the test is finished
-O: Specify where test reports are stored

Description

In this command, the first place is marked with my interface script and path, the second is the auto-generated JTL file, the third is the report folder path is thick,

This section command executes the command under CMD (Note that CMD must be executed under the script file path , or you need to perform a switchover path under cmd)

Attention:

The end of the Resultreport is the report folder that you manually created. The folder contents must be emptied with the jtl file each time the command is started

Iii. Success Chart of implementation results

Iv. Viewing reports

In the generated directory, look for the. HTNL Open

The report of the Sheng sang is as follows:

Five, eggs OH

Before considering each execution of the command must go to the directory to empty the report folder and JTL, but also to hit the command, very annoying, and then think of a method, that is to write a bat, each time the bat is executed automatically to clear the previous report, and then execute the command

The command is as follows:

DEL/S/q D:\apache-jmeter-3.2\bin\result.jtl Delete result.jtl file

RD/S/q D:\apache-jmeter-3.2\bin\HttpReport Delete httpreport folder

MD D:\apache-jmeter-3.2\bin\HttpReport rebuilding Httpreport folder

Chestnuts:

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JMeter Generating HTML performance reports