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As per JMeter project main page: JMeter is not a browser, it works at protocol level. As far as web-services and remote services are concerned, JMeter looks like a browser (or rather, multiple browse …

You can go for __threadNum() and __CSVRead() functions combination. __threadNum() returns the current virtual user number, User1 will get 1, User2 will get 2, etc. __CSVRead() takes file path as an …

Your question is not clear. We need to see the response(s) from your browser developer tools and from JMeter's View Results in Table and View Results Tree listeners in order to be able to help. Better …

Well-behaved JMeter test should produce the same network footprint as the real browser. So make sure that your JMeter is configured to behave exactly like a real browser in terms of: Handling embedde …

You seem to be using InfluxDB 2.0 and it has different authorization system comparing to InfluxDB 1.x. You need to provide influxdbToken parameter along with other Backend Listener settings: Otherwis …

This question should rather go to BlazeMeter Support. In order to get comprehensive help here we'll need to reproduce your issue and for this we'll need to see your .jmx Test Plan, the full one, you c …

By using browser developer tools you can only inspect individual requests response times using "Network" tab and get in-depth information on page loading, rendering and scripts execution timings using …

Since you have jmeter in your tags take a look at JMeter PerfMon Plugin first, it might be sufficient for your needs. If you need a real free and open source APM tool take a look at the following alte …

If "moving" from page 1 to to page 2 generates a HTTP Request - the response time for that HTTP Request sampler would be the time you're looking for. Just make sure that JMeter is configured to behave …

It sounds like a bug in JMeter. First of all try upgrading to JMeter 5.6.2 (or whatever is the latest version which is available at JMeter Downloads page) as it's recommended to always use the latest …

You should not be using any listeners, they don't add any value and just consume valuable resources. Yes, you are very smart and generated the proper export filter but I fail to see where the filter …

If you don't want to see child sample results in the .jtl results file - you can set jmeter.save.saveservice.subresults property to false If you don't want to see child sample results in the HTML Rep …

I don't think it's connected with web3j, I'm getting the same error using simple code like: log.info('Hello from java: ' + System.getProperty('java.version')) JMeter 5.5 comes with Groovy 3.0.11 and …

You can choose what to store in JMeter's .jtl result file by specifying the relevant properties responsible for the results file configuration In order to reduce disk IO and file size you should be st …

Your approach seems to be correct, you just made a typo It should be jpgc-webdriver and you have jpgc -webdriver Remove this whitespace and it should be successful. Also be aware that according to …