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Writing Groovy scripts in JMeter (for some custom requests) when doing distributed performance testing was a good way to enjoy pretty much anything else afterwa
by cmehdy 6y ago
Writing Groovy scripts in JMeter (for some custom requests) when doing distributed performance testing was a good way to enjoy pretty much anything else afterwards.
I suppose I should more accurately call that thing JSR223 + Groovy, all stored in an extensive XML file and edited through the JMeter UI..
- UweSchmidt 6y agoOff topic, but if you plan on coding your load tests I think Gatling is a better choice, you get to program in Scala which so far looks clean and readable to me.