It will also deploy the config.properties to $JMETER_HOME/bin. If plug-in will not find this property file at runtime then internal property file will be used by the plug-in.

JMeter plug-in will use the properties file (config.properties) deployed at $JMETER_HOME/bin to populate the initial info in the JMeter Java Request Sampler GUI.

• Upload to a Alfresco Share Site using HTTP
• Upload to Alfresco repository folder using HTTP
• Upload to Alfresco repository via FTP

• Clone the git repo git clone https://github.com/abhinavmishra14/AlfrescoJMeterLoadTestPlugin.git
• Open build.xml and update the location of your JMeter Installation using updating the value of jmeter.home property.
• Run ant build: ant deploy-plugin
  • From eclipse, you can right click on build.xml -> select deploy-plugin and click run.
• Plug-in and required libraries will be deployed to $JMETER_HOME/lib/ext folder

• Open command prompt and go to your JMeter install path.
• Change directory to 'bin', e.g.: D:\Java\apache-jmeter-5.5\bin
• Run jmeter.bat from command prompt to start the JMeter
• A default test plan named 'Test Plan' will be available.

  
  
  

• Add a new 'Thread Group' and keep all settings as default. You can increase the threads and ramp up time to leverage the concurrent users test scenario.
  • Right click on 'Thread Group' -> Select 'Sampler' -> 'Java Sampler'

    
    
    

  • Select the Sampler of your choice e.g. Upload to Repo via HTTP

    
    
    

  • Run the plan