1. First launch your JMeter app, right click on the "Test Plan" node, select "Add" -> "Threads (Users)" -> "Thread Group"
2. Select "Thread Group" node and right click. Select "Add" -> "Config Element" -> "Http Request Default"
3. In "HTTP Request Defaults" page, enter the value in "Server Name or IP" field. For example, "jmeter.apache.org".
Note: If your portal are using SSL, please enter "443" to the port. The "Path" field can leave it as an empty field.
4. Select "Thread Group" node and right click. Select "Add" -> Logic Controller -> "Recording Controller".
5. Select "Workbench" node and right click. Select "Add" -> "Non-Test Elements" -> "HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder".
7. Select "HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder" and right click. Select "Add" -> "Listener" -> "View Results Tree"
8. Click on the "HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder", click on "Start" button. "Root CA certificate: ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA created in JMeter bin directory" message is displayed.
Configure browser to use JMeter proxy
1. Open the "Chrome", click on the "Setting" menu. Click on "Change Proxy Settings" button in the "Network" section.
2. Click on "LAN settings" button, set the value as Address: localhost Port: 8080
3. Open the Chrome browser and type in the command as "http://jmeter.apache.org/", the activity request will be captured at jmeter tools.
5. Run the jmeter test script through the command line as described below. Assume the test plan file name is "jmeter.jmx"
jmeter -n -t jmeter.jmx
1. When the JMeter tool is started, a temporary SSL certificate "ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt" will be generated. It always located at [JMETER_HOME]\bin.
2. Import the certificate "ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt" into browser.
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