JMeter – Login Config Element The element used as a global component to add or ignore the credential in subsequent Samplers added to the test plan is known as the “Login Configuration Element” component in JMeter. This part has a specific purpose in authentication. The login-config element allows you to specify a username and password …
JMeter – LDAP Request Defaults LDAP: What is it? A software protocol called LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) makes it possible for anyone to find companies, people, and other assets like files and devices on a network, whether on the open Internet or on a corporate intranet. Directory Access Protocol (DAP), part of the X.500 …
JMeter – LDAP Extended Request Defaults LDAP: What is it? A software protocol called LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) makes it possible for anyone to find companies, people, and other assets like files and devices on a network, whether on the open Internet or on a corporate intranet. Directory Access Protocol (DAP), part of the …
JMeter – Keystore Configuration The JMeter keystore configuration element helps to configure the client-side certificate. Some systems require a client-side certificate, which allows the server to identify the exact client making the connection. In many organizations today, to access the company’s IT system, internal users must install and display a certificate when interacting with the …
JMeter – Java Request Defaults Use the JMeter ‘Java Request Defaults’ function to set the default parameters to be supplied to the Java Request. The Java Request Defaults configuration element has been added in the test plan. The Java request can be used to override parameter values. How to add ‘Java Request Defaults’? You can follow …
JMeter – HTTP Header Manager The browser sends the server an HTTP request header along with additional information. In order to meet the needs of the server and process that particular request, additional information is needed. Whenever a browser sends a request to a server, headers containing data such as Accept-Language, Accept-Encoding, User-Agent, Recommender, and …
JMeter – HTTP Cookie Manager What is a Cookie? By definition, cookies are text files that are stored for various information-tracking purposes on the client’s computer. In most cases, a cookie is added to the servlet response and stored in the browser’s cache. If a user subsequently submits a request, a cookie is automatically added …
JMeter – HTTP Cache Manager Web browsers often include some unique features that reduce Internet traffic and network bandwidth usage, thereby speeding up communication between the client and the server. Caching is one such feature. Resources are retrieved from the network during caching so that they can be used in subsequent requests without involving the …
JMeter – HTTP Authorization Manager JMeter script handles browser authentication pop-ups using HTTP Authorization Manager. A ‘gatekeeper’ pop-up, like the one below, frequently occurs while downloading a file from an FTP server: A browser displays this popup when the server requests a username and password. Regardless of the framework, which varies by browser (for example, …
JMeter – FTP Request Defaults Apache JMeter supports the FTP protocol in addition to HTTP and HTTPS. This article shows you how to use the JMeter FTP Request Defaults element to generate FTP, FTPS, and SFTP test scripts. Why are FTP tests important? FTP servers must be load tested to determine capacity, measure performance, and …
