S1E6 Learn JMeter Series - HTTP Request Defaults

This episode features HTTP Request Defaults in #JMeter.
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[@vybhaveswaraiah7114]

Great Explanation Once Again Naveen :)

[@devg1147]

Hi Sir, Is there a way to import all the GETs, POSTs etc. from the Swagger UI page into the Jmeter script with all the necessary parameters? For example, if I have to test all the APIs given in the Swagger UI page, rather than copying the URIs, Body's etc., is there a way to directly import all of them into the notepad as a script?