Steps to configure Rest Services in Jmeter

Rest/Restful services Testing using Jmeter.

Representational state transfer (REST) is an abstraction of the architecture of the World Wide Web; more precisely, REST is an architectural style consisting of a coordinated set of architectural constraints applied to components, connectors, and data elements, within a distributed hypermedia system. REST ignores the details of component implementation and protocol syntax in order to focus on the roles of components, the constraints upon their interaction with other components, and their interpretation of significant data elements.

Steps to configure Rest Services in Jmeter

1.       Add Thread Group to your Test plan. 

2.       Right click on thread group and add  Config element--> HTTP Header Manager.

 


3.       Configure the “Content-Type” as “application/json” 
 
 


4.       Now Right click on thread group add sampler à HTTP Request Defaults. 


 


5.       Now configure the HTTP request details in the HTP request Defaults. 

 

Example my URL is http://localhost:8080/testArchii/j_mobile_security_check?j_username=2229878485&j_password=tomcat

The server/IP name:  It can be Server IP of your request or localhost

Port Number: It is the port server is accessing.

Path: It is the path name

Parameters: If the request has some parameters, then they can be specified, else left blank.

6.       Now add a listener to view the results. Right click on the thread group à add listener à add view result tree. 

 

7.       Now save the test plan and run the script.

8.       View the results in View Result Tree.

 

Data Driven Framework in Selenium Web Driver using Junit

Data Driven Framework in Selenium Web Driver using Junit

Frameworks help to structure our code and make maintenance easy. Without frameworks we will place all our code and data in same place which is neither re-usable nor readable. Using Frameworks, produce beneficial outcomes like increase code re-usage , higher portability , reduced script maintenance cost etc.

Steps for creating Data Driven Framework in Selenium using Junit

1.       Setting up Selenium Webdriver in your machine.

2.       Create a Java Project in Eclipse.

3.       Identify the scenarios to be automated.

4.       Create a test case in Java

a.       Java Basics

b.      Java Oops Concept

c.       Java Data types and Variable Types

d.      Exception handling in Java

e.      Selenium Web Driver Commands

5.       Start building a basic Project structure

a.       Introduction to Junit Framework

6.       Identify Elements using Firebug

7.       Create an Config file for storing URLs

8.       Create an object Repository

9.       Create a utility file

a.       Providing Browser compatibility to the project

b.      Screen shot utility

c.        Reading Data From Excel

d.      Emailing Test Result

10.   Logging Mechanism

11.   Email Reports

a.       Create Junit Reports using ANT

b.      Zip HTML reports

c.       Email Zipped Reports

12.   Create a Batch file for one click execution of scripts

13.   Maintenance of Test