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How to create HTML Reports from command line & GUI
How to create html dashboard reports from command line
How to create html dashboard reports from standalone csv result file
Study the html dashboard reports
How to generate from GUI
Step 1 : Create a test plan or use existing test plan
Step 2 : Open cmd line goto jmeter bin folder
Step 3 : Run commands
Create report at the end of the test
jmeter -n -t “location of test file” -l “location of your result file” -e -o “location of reports folder”
Create report from a standalone csv file
jmeter -g “location of your result file” -o “location of reports folder”
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Thanks a lot! Raghav, Watching your videos for more than 2 years.
Your intention is to cover each and every topic without leaving anything.
I was struggling with generating a report in CLI mode which you made simpler by providing GUI mode.
Keep up the fantabulous work!!!
Most welcome Sanjeev
Raghav here clear, concise, and understandable as usual! Thank you very much!
You're most welcome!
Extrodinary vedio your vedios are very detailed and makes success for me after long searches about jmeter
Thank you ragav bro
Thanks and welcome
Awesome explanation! clear and to the point
Thanks Prateek
Thank you for sharing this report generation tru Jmeter!
Thanks for listening
Very useful video, indeed!
Thanks a lot Ced
that was very helpful
Glad it helped!
Hi raghav, following your videos for a while. I got an error while execution
Uncaught Exception java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: unable to create new native thread" when testing with multiple threads in JMeter.
I have increase the heapsize too but it didn't help. Could you please suggest some fix.
Thanks!
Hi Amardeep, this can be due to that your system is not able to support the load you are testing,
Thank you
You're welcome
Hi Raghav. Started learning Jmeter and found this is the latest one from you and completed this playlist. Can you please suggest what to view after this as there are multiple playlists from you..
Hi Bhargav, can check all the tutorials here - automationstepbystep.com/
Thank you for sharing these JMeter videos. Can the JMeter testing be set up to execute at specific times and add to a current cvs file? For example, I am looking to track the executions scheduled to run over 24 hours or a week, or a month and compared them to a baseline test?
Hi Mike,
Yes, it is possible to schedule JMeter tests to run at specific times using external tools like cron or Windows Task Scheduler. You can configure your test to run as a command-line interface (CLI) mode and use these external tools to trigger the execution at specific times.
Regarding adding the results to a CSV file, JMeter provides several options for storing and analyzing test results. One option is to use the built-in CSV output format, which allows you to save the test results to a CSV file. You can configure the format of the output file and specify which metrics to include in the file. Additionally, JMeter supports multiple CSV output files, which can be useful for tracking the results of multiple tests over time.
To compare the test results to a baseline test, you can use JMeter's built-in comparison tools or export the test results to external tools like Excel or R. JMeter provides several plugins that allow you to visualize and analyze the test results, including the Aggregate Report and the Summary Report.
Overall, JMeter provides a lot of flexibility and options for storing and analyzing test results, which should allow you to track the executions scheduled to run over a 24-hour, a week, or a month, and compare them to a baseline test.
@@RaghavPal You are the best. Thank you for the explination.explanation
Thanks a lot it was very very very good
Most welcome 😊
hello! thank you for this video. have it a way to change the language of reports (html report in particular) ?
Hi Jean, there is a way to change the language in JMeter, I am not aware if there is any specific setting to change only the report language.
www.ubik-ingenierie.com/blog/changing-jmeter-language/
Hi , am getting error java heap space while generating html report from .jtl file in gui mode.. increased heap size in jmeter.bat to 4gb but still same ..pls suggest
Hi Shruthi, will need to check details and logs, hope you have added think time (pauses) between requests and are ramping up users gradually
you showed us how to generate a report from a csv file but what about even getting a csv file? is this from just changing results.jtl to results.csv and we are good or where does that come from?
You can get a report in csv file by using command:
jmeter -n -t testplan.jmx -l results.csv
Its your wish to first create csv and then use it for generating html report or do it directly in one command as shown
Hi raghav I want to learn Api automation testing, using Jmeter could you help me out how to automate apis using Jmeter?
Sure, can check this - ua-cam.com/play/PLhW3qG5bs-L9sCVY1c_vox9blIrIzwEEb.html
Hi Raghav, after I run it in CMD I get this message "'jmeter' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file." do you know how to run it ?
Hi Willy, Pls try to add the Jmeter installation bin directory to the system PATH using My Computer > properties > Advanced System settings > Environment variables > Under system variables, select PATH > Add D:\JMETER\apache-jmeter\bin to your path at the end
stackoverflow.com/questions/42890296/jmeter-is-not-recognized-as-an-internal-or-external-command-operable-program
@@RaghavPalhi sir , tried it as you said but same problem occuring
Hi Willy Setianto have you got it
Hi I have a doubt while generating the report in gui mode how to create csv file should I give empty file ?
You can give empty file or you can give non-existing file name too, It will create a file
@@RaghavPal thank you sir for your early reply
Hi, how can i send multiple messages(files) from jms publisher to active mq???
I will need to check on this, Try some online help
@@RaghavPal found it thanks.
@raghavpal great explanation on Jmeter, can you please help me to customise the jmeter report with input requests and output response as an attachments in the html report.
Vinod
There are two ways to customize the JMeter report with input requests and output responses as attachments in the HTML report:
1. **Use the JMeter Request and Response PostProcessors**
The JMeter Request and Response PostProcessors can be used to save the input requests and output responses to files. You can then attach these files to the HTML report.
To use the Request and Response PostProcessors, follow these steps:
1. Add a Request PostProcessor to your test plan.
2. In the Request PostProcessor, select the "Save Request" checkbox and specify a file path to save the input request.
3. Add a Response PostProcessor to your test plan.
4. In the Response PostProcessor, select the "Save Response" checkbox and specify a file path to save the output response.
5. Run your test plan.
6. After the test plan has finished running, you can attach the input request and output response files to the HTML report.
To attach the input request and output response files to the HTML report, follow these steps:
1. Open the HTML report in a web browser.
2. Click the "Reports" tab.
3. Click the "Summary Report" link.
4. In the "Summary Report", click the "Attachments" link.
5. Click the "Add File" button.
6. Select the input request and output response files that you want to attach to the report.
7. Click the "Attach" button.
2. **Use a JMeter Plugin**
There are a number of JMeter plugins that can be used to customize the HTML report. One such plugin is the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin.
The JMeter HTML Reporter plugin allows you to add input requests and output responses as attachments to the HTML report. To use the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin, follow these steps:
1. Install the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin.
2. Add the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin to your test plan.
3. Configure the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin to save the input requests and output responses as attachments.
4. Run your test plan.
5. After the test plan has finished running, you can view the HTML report with the input requests and output responses attached.
Which method you choose to use depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you only need to attach a few input requests and output responses to the HTML report, then you can use the JMeter Request and Response PostProcessors. If you need to attach a large number of input requests and output responses to the HTML report, or if you need to customize the HTML report in other ways, then you can use a JMeter plugin such as the JMeter HTML Reporter plugin.
I hope this helps
Hi Raghav , I am getting an error while running this command.
I have already have an summary report created and saved.
But yet I am getting this error message , could you please help ?
An error occurred: Error in NonGUIDriver Results file:D:\Jmeter\apache-jmeter-5.4.1\Contract.csv is not empty
errorlevel=1
Hi Hari, give a new file name, even if it does not exist, jmeter will create the file
@@RaghavPal Thank you for the response. Its working now .
Is it necessary to keep the Jmeter open while running this command ?
I am assuming it picks the current running script and applies to the csv file . Is this correct ?
How can we send the HTML report to other users, like i want to share this report but it is not opening, as it is saved in my local
Hi, you can attach in email or share it
Hi Raghav, I am getting a error while running. even if i saved the file . please help me to fix this issue.
C:\Users\priti>jmeter -n -t "D:\software\apache-jmeter-5.5\apache-jmeter-5.5\bin\templates\HomePage.jmx" -l "C:\Users\priti\Downloads\LearnJmeter\Result1.csv" -e -o "C:\Users\priti\Downloads\LearnJmeter\Reports"
Creating summariser
Created the tree successfully using D:\software\apache-jmeter-5.5\apache-jmeter-5.5\bin\templates\HomePage.jmx
Error in NonGUIDriver java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not find the TestPlan class!
An error occurred: Error in NonGUIDriver Could not find the TestPlan class!
errorlevel=1
Hi,
This error indicates that the TestPlan class is not found in the classpath when running the test in Non-GUI mode. Here are a few things you can try to fix the issue:
Check that the test plan is not corrupted and is saved in the correct format JMX
You can check your JMX with this tool - ua-cam.com/video/bYw-SKE-4Mk/v-deo.html
Try to run the command with the -d option to see the debug information for the error
If you are using a version of JMeter that is different from the one that created the test plan, try to open it with the version that was used to create it
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@@RaghavPal Resolved my issue. Thank you.
Hi Raghav, You have recorded samplers as "Home page" then "Archive page" then "About page" but this sequence is NOT showing in same order on Html report page ?
Hi Prince, the sequence may differ, anyways the run is not sequential, multiple users will be running different requests at any given time
@@RaghavPal But even if we take one Thread/ user in Jmeter , the order of sequence on html report is NOT same .
Not sure, if there is any setting to show the reports in order, will need to check online
@@RaghavPal ok.Pls update once you check. Thanks .
In my case it shows different throughput in html and Non cli mode what can i do.
Go with CLI
@@RaghavPal iam getting less tps any suggestions for configuration side
Hi Raghav
Thank you for this video
I have total 10 scripts in my application
So i have created 10 thread groups
And taken multiple transaction controller for the flow i.e login , place order , order confirmation,signout etc etc..and i have enable the parent sample also , while running in gui mode i am able to see only the name of transaction controllers if I click inside then only I am able to see the request.That is good for me
But while running in non gui html reports I am getting each and every request other than the transaction controller.How can I handle this?
After clicking the parent sample, still I am getting all the requests in html reports this made me so much of confusion while calculating or sharing the report
Getting more no of samples
Almost triple
Can u explain the settings to avoid this ?
Dhaana
Let's break down the issue step by step and find a solution.
Issue:
* You have 10 thread groups in your JMeter test plan, each with multiple Transaction Controllers (e.g., login, place order, order confirmation, signout, etc.).
* In GUI mode, when you run the test, you can see only the Transaction Controller names, and when you click on them, you can see the individual requests.
* However, when you run the test in non-GUI mode and generate an HTML report, you're seeing all individual requests instead of just the Transaction Controllers.
* This is causing confusion when calculating or sharing the report, as you're getting almost triple the number of samples.
Solution:
To avoid this issue, you need to configure JMeter to exclude individual requests from the report and only show the Transaction Controllers. Here's how:
1. Add a `View Results Tree` listener: In your test plan, add a `View Results Tree` listener as a child of the Test Plan. This will allow you to configure what gets displayed in the report.
2. Configure the `View Results Tree` listener:
* Right-click on the `View Results Tree` listener and select `Configure`.
* In the `Configure View Results Tree` dialog, go to the `Display` tab.
* Under `Display`, select the `Only show errors` checkbox.
* In the `Filter` section, select the `Transaction Controller` checkbox.
* Click `OK` to save the changes.
3. Run the test in non-GUI mode:
* Run your test in non-GUI mode using the command-line interface or a CI/CD tool like Jenkins.
* Make sure to specify the `-l` option to generate a log file, and the `-e` option to generate an HTML report. For example:
```
jmeter -n -t your_test_plan.jmx -l log_file.jtl -e -o html_report
```
4. Verify the HTML report:
* Open the generated HTML report.
* You should now see only the Transaction Controllers in the report, without individual requests.
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@@RaghavPal Thankyou for the detailed explanation and quick response.
I have enabled the option of errors but I did not see any transaction controller in filter section
I am using JMeter 5.6.3 version
Dhaana
You're using JMeter 5.6.3, which is a recent version. This version should have the Transaction Controller feature.
Check the Filter section
Go to the Filter section in JMeter. You can do this by:
* Opening a Test Plan (e.g., a.jmx file)
* Selecting the "Filter Results" button in the top-right corner of the JMeter window
* Alternatively, you can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + F (Windows) or Command + Shift + F (Mac)
Look for Transaction Controller
In the Filter section, you should see a list of available filters. Check if the "Transaction Controller" filter is present in the list. If it's not there, try the following:
* Check if you have any other filters selected that might be hiding the Transaction Controller filter.
* Try resetting the filter section by clicking the "Reset" button at the bottom of the Filter section.
Verify Transaction Controller existence
If you still can't find the Transaction Controller filter, let's verify that it exists in your JMeter installation:
* Open a new Test Plan or create a new Thread Group.
* Right-click on the Thread Group and select "Add" > "Logic Controller" > "Transaction Controller".
If the Transaction Controller is not available in the "Add" menu, there might be an issue with your JMeter installation.
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Hi raghav I have been following your videos from my college days.. Really helpful.. Im trying to generate html report in jemeter , but in Request summary i can see OK and KO values instead of pass amd fail
Please help me how can i change values in request summary
Hi Pranjali
By default, JMeter uses the terms "OK" and "KO" to represent the pass and fail status of requests in the Request Summary. However, you can change these terms to "Pass" and "Fail" by modifying the `reportgenerator_summary_statistics_error_count` property in the JMeter `user.properties` file.
The `reportgenerator_summary_statistics_error_count` property is a string that contains the text that will be displayed in the Request Summary for the pass and fail status. The default value for this property is "OK=0,KO=1". To change the values to "Pass" and "Fail", you would need to change the property to the following value:
```
reportgenerator_summary_statistics_error_count=Pass=0,Fail=1
```
Once you have changed the property, you will need to restart JMeter for the changes to take effect.
Here are the steps on how to change the values in the Request Summary:
1. Open the JMeter `user.properties` file.
2. Find the `reportgenerator_summary_statistics_error_count` property.
3. Change the value of the property to "Pass=0,Fail=1".
4. Save the file.
5. Restart JMeter.
Once you have restarted JMeter, the Request Summary will show the pass and fail status as "Pass" and "Fail" instead of "OK" and "KO".
I hope this helps
How to fix this error? "Error generating the report: org.apache.jmeter.report.dashboard.GenerationException: Data exporter "html" is unable to export data."
Vinoth
The error message `Error generating the report: org.apache.jmeter.report.dashboard.GenerationException: Data exporter "html" is unable to export data.` indicates that JMeter is unable to generate the HTML dashboard report. This can happen for a few reasons:
* The HTML data exporter is not configured correctly.
* The HTML data exporter is unable to access the JMeter results file.
* The JMeter results file is corrupted or invalid.
To fix this error, you can try the following:
1. Make sure that the HTML data exporter is configured correctly. You can check the configuration of the HTML data exporter by opening the `user.properties` file and verifying the settings for the `jmeter.reportgenerator.exporter.html` property.
2. Make sure that the HTML data exporter is able to access the JMeter results file. You can check this by verifying that the HTML data exporter has the appropriate permissions to access the JMeter results file.
3. Make sure that the JMeter results file is not corrupted or invalid. You can do this by opening the JMeter results file in a text editor and verifying that it is a valid JSON file.
If you have checked all of the above and the error is still occurring, please provide more information about your environment, such as the version of JMeter that you are using and the operating system and version that you are using.
Here are some additional tips for fixing the error:
* Try restarting JMeter.
* Try generating the report from a different location.
* Try using a different data exporter, such as the CSV data exporter.
* Try generating the report from a different JMeter results file.
Please make videos on jmeter with app dynamics results analysis in depth
I will plan on it Prakhar
Hi raghav I need an information of test runner class
Hi, where exactly is this referred to
Please provide the solution: JMeter 5.5 in non gui test "Generate Parent sample is not working.
Hi, pls check this
stackoverflow.com/questions/71241113/jmeter-5-4-3-generate-paranet-sample-is-not-working-in-non-gui-test
Hi Raghav... How to share an HTML report to others??
Hi Lavanya, you can try following steps:
1.
Generate the HTML report by running the following command in the command prompt:
jmeter -n -t testplan.jmx -l testplan.jtl -e -o path/to/report/folder
2.
Once the HTML report is generated, you can share the entire report folder with others. This can be done by sending the folder as an attachment in an email, uploading it to a shared drive or cloud storage, or by copying it to a USB drive
3.
Host the HTML report on a web server: You can host the HTML report on a web server, such as Apache or Nginx, and share the link to the report with others. This will allow others to access the report from any location with an internet connection
4.
Share the report via Jenkins: If you are using Jenkins as a continuous integration tool, you can configure it to run JMeter tests and publish the HTML report as a post-build action
Jenkins also provides options to share the report with others, for example, via email, Slack, or other notification channels
5.
Share the report via Test Management Tools: You can use test management tools like Zephyr, TestRail, etc to integrate the Jmeter report and share the report with others.
Can check within your team, what option works best for you
Html report is not showing users, it is test for how many users.. Please guide me about user testing.. I want to see number of users (Number of Thread) for which testing occurs.
Hi Aftab, can check the Active Threads over time graph, here threads means virtual users,
you can configure HTML REPORTS pls check this - jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/generating-dashboard.html
I am not able to create report.csv file.
Will need to check the setup/logs
Yesterday I was trying to install this on windows 10 it was giving me error like latest java version needed. after that new error came I lost interest in jmeter
Hi, you can check with some older JMeter ver
How to generate project URL in HTML report
Hi Vasanthi, what exactly do you mean by project url
ERROR GUI::::: How to Solve? WARN StatusConsoleListener The use of package scanning to locate plugins is deprecated and will be removed in a future release
Tilak
The error message "WARN StatusConsoleListener The use of package scanning to locate plugins is deprecated and will be removed in a future release" indicates that you are using an outdated version of JMeter. This warning message is telling you that the method of locating plugins using package scanning is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
To resolve this issue, you need to upgrade to a newer version of JMeter. The latest version of JMeter is 6.3.0. Once you have upgraded JMeter, you should no longer see this warning message.
Here are the steps on how to upgrade JMeter:
1. Download the latest version of JMeter from the Apache JMeter website.
2. Extract the downloaded archive to a directory on your computer.
3. Set the JMeter_HOME environment variable to the path of the extracted directory.
4. Start JMeter by running the following command in your terminal:
```
jmeter.bat
```
(For Windows users)
```
sh jmeter.sh
```
(For macOS and Linux users)
Once JMeter has started, you should no longer see the warning message "WARN StatusConsoleListener The use of package scanning to locate plugins is deprecated and will be removed in a future release".
@@RaghavPal thankyour sir .
@@RaghavPal From where i can download latest version6.3.0. On Apache Jmeter website latetest version is 5.6.2 .
@@RaghavPal I'm facing same issue(WARN StatusConsoleListener The use of package scanning to locate plugins is deprecated and will be removed in a future release )when i was trying to Generate HTML Report and after that empty folder created without HTML
Here's how you can address this issue and successfully generate the HTML report:
1. Update JMeter:
Make sure you're using the latest version of JMeter. Download and install the latest version from the official website: jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi. This ensures you benefit from the latest features and bug fixes, including improved plugin management.
2. Update plugins:
Ensure your required plugins are up-to-date. The deprecated package scanning method might be used by outdated plugins. Check the plugin documentation or repository for update instructions. Alternatively, consider using plugins compatible with the newer plugin registry mechanism.
3. Configure plugins manually:
If updating plugins isn't an option, you can manually configure them for use with the newer plugin registry. JMeter 5.4 introduced a plugin registry where plugins can be explicitly registered. Consult the JMeter documentation for details on plugin configuration: jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi.
4. Use alternate reporting tools:
While the HTML report is commonly used, consider alternative reporting options. Plugins like "JMeter-Plugins-HtmlReporter" offer features similar to the built-in reporter. Additionally, explore tools like Listeners and Dashboard Runners for generating rich and interactive reports.
Troubleshooting tips:
Share the specific plugins you're using and their versions.
Provide the exact JMeter version you're running.
Check the JMeter logs for any additional error messages related to plugin loading or report generation.
By following these steps and investigating further, you should be able to overcome the plugin deprecation warning and successfully generate the desired HTML report or utilize alternative reporting methods for your JMeter tests.