Introduction to jmeter workspace

Based on jmeter4.0 , jdk1.8

Directory tree: stores the components used in the design process. By default, the elements are traversed sequentially from the root node during execution. For example , a sampler for an HTTP request is an element, and a component is a collection of one or more elements.

Test plan editing area: In this area, we can define global variables, we can also set the running of the thread group here, and we can import the jar package here.

Menu Bar:

1. Create a new test plan;

2. Select the test plan template to create a new test plan;

3. Open the existing test plan;

4. Save the test plan;

5. Delete the selected component (if the parent component is deleted, its child components will also be deleted);

6. Copy selected components and sub-components;

7. Paste copied components and sub-components;

8. Expand the directory tree;

9. Collapse the directory tree;

10. Disable or enable components;

11. Run the current test plan and start it according to the settings of the thread group;

12. Immediately run the current test plan locally;

13. Stop running the test plan in the current state, and stop after the current ready-made execution is completed;

14. Stop running the test plan immediately, which is equivalent to killing the process;

15. Clear the response data displayed by the component during operation, such as viewing the result tree and the response content in the aggregation report, but cannot clear the log;

16. Clear the response data of all components, including logs;

17. Find;

18. Clear search;

19. The function assistant dialog box may be used when doing parameterization;

20. Help document shortcuts;

 

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