jmeter Download
Prerequisite: already installed jdk8 +
jmeter Download: http://jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi
There Binaries and Source version
The former is compiled, can be directly used version; the latter is the source code version, you need to compile the job
General Direct download version on it Binaries
tgz and zip are two compression format, the compressed file which contains the contents of both are the same, but compressed format is not the same.
tgz: for Linux (or Unix) systems, tar.gz zip files than small.
zip: for Windows systems (can also be used linux, but need to give permission)
zip download is complete package
jmeter installed in Windows (including plug-in installation)
Premise: jdk installed under windows
After extracting into disk D
Windows environment, click [start] jmeter.bat jmeter client
You can see, the interface is in English
Open file] [jmeter.properties
Search language
Remove the front #, value to zh_CN, save the file
Click [start] again jmeter.bat jmeter client, you can see the interface into Chinese
According to the preferences, choose the appearance, I select [System]
jmeter plug-in installation
Open the downloaded plug-address: http: //jmeter-plugins.org/
Download the plug jmeter-plugins-manager.jar, this plug-ext copied to the lib directory under Jmeter
Restart Jmeter, in the open Jmeter, click the menu option --Plugins Manager window opens Jmeter Plugins Manager
Already installed
Installable
Install other plug-ins through the Plugin Manager
After installation, automatic restart, you can see the listener plug-in installed
You can also search, download the required plug-ins (corresponding jar package)
If the script does not have to open the plug-ins installed (such as not dummy installed), you will be prompted
Just click to install, and then jmeter will automatically restart.
At this point, jmeter installation is complete.
jmeter in the windows environment variable configuration
There may be some small partners would say, does not it, how did jmeter configuration environment variable?
In fact, you can not configure the environment variables, we just need to jmeter.bat] [send to desktop shortcut,
If jmeter environment variable configuration, you can start at any directory, not to the bin directory to start
[Computer] - [Properties] - [Advanced System Settings] - [Advanced] - [Environment Variables]
New system variables
JMETER_HOME=D:\apache-jmeter-5.1.1
echo %JMETER_HOME%
PATH=;%JMETER_HOME%\bin
echo %path%
win + r, enter the command line jmeter, click OK, you can open the client jmeter
View version, jmeter -v
If the response is garbled, modify codes
Go to the bin directory
Uncommented, instead utf-8
In addition, if ApacheJMeter_core.jar to use in class, modify the CLASSPATH variable,
CLASSPATH variable value added% JMETER_HOME% \ lib \ ext \ ApacheJMeter_core.jar; to.
jmeter mounted in linux
Premise: under linux already installed jdk8 +
Upload the installation package to linux server, rz
Decompression
Unpacking completes
verification
Configuration environment variable (so that you can enter jemter in any directory)
Enter the following
Let configuration to take effect
verification
If the response is garbled, modify codes
Go to the bin directory
Uncommented, instead utf-8
At this point, the installation is complete.
Prerequisite: already installed jdk8 +
jmeter Download: http://jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi
There Binaries and Source version
The former is compiled, can be directly used version; the latter is the source code version, you need to compile the job
General Direct download version on it Binaries
tgz and zip are two compression format, the compressed file which contains the contents of both are the same, but compressed format is not the same.
tgz: for Linux (or Unix) systems, tar.gz zip files than small.
zip: for Windows systems (can also be used linux, but need to give permission)
zip download is complete package
jmeter installed in Windows (including plug-in installation)
Premise: jdk installed under windows
After extracting into disk D
Windows environment, click [start] jmeter.bat jmeter client
You can see, the interface is in English
Open file] [jmeter.properties
Search language
Remove the front #, value to zh_CN, save the file
Click [start] again jmeter.bat jmeter client, you can see the interface into Chinese
According to the preferences, choose the appearance, I select [System]
jmeter plug-in installation
Open the downloaded plug-address: http: //jmeter-plugins.org/
Download the plug jmeter-plugins-manager.jar, this plug-ext copied to the lib directory under Jmeter
Restart Jmeter, in the open Jmeter, click the menu option --Plugins Manager window opens Jmeter Plugins Manager
Already installed
Installable
Install other plug-ins through the Plugin Manager
After installation, automatic restart, you can see the listener plug-in installed
You can also search, download the required plug-ins (corresponding jar package)
If the script does not have to open the plug-ins installed (such as not dummy installed), you will be prompted
Just click to install, and then jmeter will automatically restart.
At this point, jmeter installation is complete.
jmeter in the windows environment variable configuration
There may be some small partners would say, does not it, how did jmeter configuration environment variable?
In fact, you can not configure the environment variables, we just need to jmeter.bat] [send to desktop shortcut,
If jmeter environment variable configuration, you can start at any directory, not to the bin directory to start
[Computer] - [Properties] - [Advanced System Settings] - [Advanced] - [Environment Variables]
New system variables
JMETER_HOME=D:\apache-jmeter-5.1.1
echo %JMETER_HOME%
PATH=;%JMETER_HOME%\bin
echo %path%
win + r, enter the command line jmeter, click OK, you can open the client jmeter
View version, jmeter -v
If the response is garbled, modify codes
Go to the bin directory
Uncommented, instead utf-8
In addition, if ApacheJMeter_core.jar to use in class, modify the CLASSPATH variable,
CLASSPATH variable value added% JMETER_HOME% \ lib \ ext \ ApacheJMeter_core.jar; to.
jmeter mounted in linux
Premise: under linux already installed jdk8 +
Upload the installation package to linux server, rz
Decompression
Unpacking completes
verification
Configuration environment variable (so that you can enter jemter in any directory)
Enter the following
Let configuration to take effect
verification
If the response is garbled, modify codes
Go to the bin directory
Uncommented, instead utf-8
At this point, the installation is complete.