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Discover how to easily generate JMeter HTML reports with a properties file in the command line, ensuring accurate performance testing.
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Generating JMeter HTML Reports Using a Properties File

When running performance tests with Apache JMeter, generating a comprehensive HTML report at the end of your test is essential for analyzing results. However, depending on your setup, you might run into some issues while trying to generate reports using a properties file in your command line query. In this guide, we will explore the problem and provide a clear, step-by-step solution for how to successfully generate an HTML report while using a properties file in your commands.

The Problem

While executing JMeter from the command line, some users encounter issues when they attempt to generate reports using a specified properties file. For instance, running the command:

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will result in not generating the HTML report if the -p (properties) parameter is included. Conversely, if the parameter is removed, the HTML report is generated successfully. So, what is happening behind the scenes, and how can we resolve this?

The Solution

1. Understanding Report Generation in JMeter

JMeter uses a default file named reportgenerator.properties for configuring settings related to the HTML report generation. However, there are important guidelines you should follow when working with properties files:

Avoid Modifying Default Properties: JMeter’s official documentation warns against changing the contents of the reportgenerator.properties file directly. Instead, create a separate user properties file named user.properties for custom configurations.

2. Creating and Using a User Properties File

Instead of using your specific properties file directly, you should:

Create a user.properties file in your JMeter directory.

Copy the parameters you wish to modify from reportgenerator.properties into your user.properties file.

Set the required values in the user.properties file to tailor the HTML report generation to your needs.

3. Running the Command

Here’s an updated command to generate the HTML report using the newly created user properties file:

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4. Ensuring an Empty Report Directory

Before you run the command, ensure that the output directory for the HTML report is empty. If there are existing files, you can:

Manually clear out the directory.

Or use the -f option in your command to forcefully delete existing result files and the web report folder, as shown below:

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Conclusion

By following these steps, you can successfully generate an HTML report from JMeter using a properties file from the command line. Make sure to create a user properties file to store your configurations instead of altering the default ones, and always ensure your output directories are clean before running tests.

Now that you have this handy guide, you can run your performance tests in JMeter with confidence, knowing that you'll receive the detailed reports you need for analysis. Happy testing!

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