Complete Automation Package -Selenium - Jmeter - SoapUI

Discover how Jmeter builds test plans with thread groups, samplers, and logic controllers, and orchestrates requests using timers, preprocessors, post-processors, config elements, user defined variables, assertions, and listeners.

Understand the execution flow of test elements and how a predefined priority governs their order. Configured elements run first, followed by preprocessor, timer, sampler, post-processor, assertion, and finally the listener.

Explore how JMeter executes samplers and logic controllers in a defined order, and how timers, listeners, and hierarchy control timing and execution priority.

Use the do-nothing simple controller to group related samplers in a test plan without altering execution order, clarifying scenarios across multiple websites.

Explore loop control with a loop controller in a JMeter test plan, applying a loop count to specific steps inside a thread group.

Learn how to use a random controller in a JMeter test plan to randomly execute one of multiple steps, verify server responses, and view results.

Explore random order controller in automation testing, learning how steps execute in random order versus fixed sequences, and distinguish it from a standard random controller in selenium, jmeter, and soapui.

Explore how the if controller conditionally executes test steps in a test plan, using a JavaScript-like condition (e.g., value <= 10), with variables and runs depending on the result.

Explore the runtime controller to bound test plan execution by time, run samplers within a defined window, ignore rest of steps, and loop until time expires.

Explore the interleave controller in JMeter, learning how it groups elements and executes one child at a time in serial order, and contrast it with loop and random controllers.

Create module controllers to reuse login and logout steps, improving modularity and reusability by organizing steps into simple controllers and invoking them as needed.

Discover how the only once controller executes a single block on the first iteration, ensuring login runs once, while other samplers can run multiple times, such as sending emails.

Learn to implement a constant timer in JMeter to introduce a fixed delay between requests, control timing with milliseconds, and compare timer priorities to ensure the delay executes before requests.

Set up a uniform random timer to add a random delay to each request, combining a constant base delay with a variable random component expressed in milliseconds.

Master how to synchronize five users to issue concurrent requests using a synchronizing timer. Control timing so all users wait for the first response before moving to the second request.

Use a config element to set an http request default for all test steps, enabling relative paths and a single-point change to the base URL for maintainability.

Configure the cookie manager and cache manager to store and restore server cookies and cache between iterations. Decide whether to clear or retain cookies to simulate new or returning users.

Explore how to define and reuse variables with the user defined variable config element in a test plan, applying global or thread-group scoped variables across samplers and requests.

Master CSV dataset config in JMeter by defining a CSV file, naming variables in the first row, and using CSV data across test plans and thread groups.

Explore the counter element to generate numeric data for test cases, assign values to a variable (age), incrementing from a start point to an end point, and reuse in requests.

Explore the random variable concept by generating numeric values and observing seed-driven repeatable sequences. Seeding yields the same series of numbers across runs, enabling test replication.

Master size assertion to compare response sizes with expected bytes using operators like equal, greater than, and less than. Apply at the thread group or specific sampler, demonstrated with Yahoo and Gmail.

Learn how to use duration assertion in a test plan to verify that responses arrive within a specified time, such as 1000 milliseconds, at thread group or step level.

Learn how to use a statement assertion to verify HTML output formats and thresholds, including how to set error and warning rules and interpret results.

Learn to use response assertion in JMeter to validate the response body for expected text, such as success, errors, or warnings, and control scope at test case or request level.

Learn how the aggregate report listener summarizes test results from multiple samplers, showing throughput, times in milliseconds, percentiles, and data transfer for yahoo.com and gmail.com.

Explore the aggregate graph listener in JMeter to compare response times between groups and websites, displaying tablet-format statistics such as average, median, and 90, 95, and 99 percent lines.

Learn how the simple data writer saves test data to CSV or XML formats, enabling debugging and future reference, and understand its impact on performance results.

Learn how assertion listeners function in JMeter by adding size and stimulus assertions, running test samplers, and analyzing failures with the assertion result listener.

View results in table to see per-user timings in a JMeter test and compare individual user data with aggregate reports; learn to generate and interpret per-user time metrics.

Define a user parameter preprocessor to supply different credentials for multiple users by defining variables and per-user data, so each request uses distinct values.

Simulate five users hitting three pages on the test site with delays in JMeter, and generate a graphical performance report for case study part 1.

Study a case of performance testing with JMeter, configuring 10 users over 120 seconds, with samplers, listeners, and sync timers to collect data and generate a final report.

Use the debug sampler in jmeter to inspect system properties, user variables, and environment variables. Validate data from csv files and configuration settings to troubleshoot and verify test inputs.

Learn how to create and use variables in BeanShell within a JMeter test, including getting and printing variable values, defining new variables, and accessing previously defined ones.

Configure environment variables and set up JMeter with Eclipse, then run JMeter tests using Ant from the command prompt and generate HTML reports to review results.

Master controller distributed testing with JMeter by coordinating multiple nodes as slaves to load test servers from separate machines, configuring remote hosts and IPs, and distributing users across nodes.

Perform soap web service performance testing with jmeter and soapui plugin, using a calculator template to build and test add, subtract, multiply, and divide requests.

Explore XPath assertion in SOAP testing to validate server responses, verify data fields, and handle response formats, including status codes like 300.