[Translation] how to solve problems encountered when using jmeter

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• Check the log file. This is normally in the launch (I. e. Bin) directory, and is called "jmeter. log ".

• View the jmeter log file. Generally, this log file is under the directory where you start jmeter, for example, % jmeter_home % \ bin. The file name is usually jmeter. log. (The content in this log file is only the log information related to the jmeter operation. It is not directly related to the execution of the script. for the execution of the script, see the jmeter result file. The extension is. jtl-Translator's note)

• Check the jmeter documentation to ensure that the test script has been set up correctly

• Check the jmeter documentation and confirm that the test script settings are correct.

• Check the jmeterfaq.

• View FAQs on the jmeter official website (FAQ List)

• Check the mailing lists to see if anyone else has had the same or a similar problem

• Check whether someone else has encountered the same or similar problems in the jmeter user email list (jmeter is a popular open-source performance testing tool, and many people are using it for performance testing, therefore, you can find answers to many questions in the email list. -- Translator's note)

• Check Bugzilla-you might have hit a known bug, and there may be a workround using ented in Bugzilla

• Check out the official jmeter website Bugzilla (a famous defect Tracking Management System-Translator's note)-you may have encountered a known bug that has been recorded in Bugzilla.

• Try setting the logging level to debug for some or all of the jmeter packages (details are in the jmeter. properties file)

• Try to modify the Log Level of jmeter to debug to obtain more information about jmeter running to confirm the cause of the problem. (To modify the jmeter log level, search for log_level in the jmeter. properties file and modify the corresponding options)

If all the above fail to provide an answer, please read how to ask questions the smart way before posting a message on the jmeter user mailing list.

If none of the above can help you solve your problem, please send a message to the jmeter user email list-before sending please take a look at "How smart ask http://www.catb.org /~ ESR/FAQs/smart-questions.html ".

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