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JMeter – XML Schema Assertion According to the previous post, XML Assertion is a generic assertion element that is mainly used to check the XML format of the response. XML schema assertion is used in the JMeter script when we need to validate a certain XML response. With these types of claims, the actual response …
JMeter – MD5Hex Assertion The MD5 hash value of the response data is validated in JMeter using the MD5Hex Assertion. How is ‘MD5Hex Assertion’ added? What are the ‘MD5Hex Assertion’ element’s input fields? There are the following input fields for “MD5Hex Assertion“: Name: Enter the name of the claim. Leave any comment random. To Confirm: …
JMeter – JSR223 Assertion JMeter includes a script-based assertion component called JSR223 Assertion. Java specification requests are known as JSRs. You should implement the assertion logic using one of the available scripting languages, such as Groovy, BeanShell, Java, javascript, jack, etc., just like the BeanShell assertion we covered earlier. This is generally useful if you …
JMeter – BeanShell Assertion A JMeter assertion component called BeanShell Assertion uses scripts. It implies that you need to use one of the supported scripting languages to build the assertion logic yourself. This is generally useful when you need to create assertion or validation logic to suit your needs and you want to create a …
JMeter – XML Assertion The main purpose of JMeter’s XML assertion is to verify the XML format of the response. No input is required for this type of return. The sample is passed if the response is successfully prepared in XML; otherwise, it will fail with an error. Failure Case: How is ‘XML Assertion’ added? …
JMeter – Size Assertion Size Assertion in JMeter is typically used when we want to verify the size of the entire response or a specific portion of the response, such as the header or code. This claim aids in locating the throughput-related problem. A simple instance where size assertion can be added is while a …
JMeter – Duration Assertion When we have an NFR response time and want to pass or fail a sampler or transaction handler based on those numbers, we typically use JMeter’s lifetime assertion function. ‘Apply to’ and ‘duration’ are the only inputs required for this simple assertion element. How to add ‘Duration Assertion’? You can follow …
JMeter – Response Assertion The response assertion in JMeter is used to confirm the existence of a specific string (pattern) or certain attributes, like response code, response message, etc. The pattern string can take the form of a number, word, statement, etc., and can appear in both the server response and the JMeter request. As …
JMeter – Assertion Even though performance tests are classified as non-functional tests, getting the correct functional answer is always the main goal. Every performance test tool has a function to check the response from the server before returning a warning or an error if the check is unsuccessful. JMeter also features a unique element called …
JMeter – JSON Extractor Values from a JSON response are extracted using JMeter’s JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Extractor. Actually, JSON is just a plain text format used to send data between a client and a server. It is created using a JavaScript object. As REST API usage increases, JSON is becoming the dominant data exchange …
