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Revision as of 06:08, 23 May 2018
Run Jmeter in Non-GUI mode
jmeter -n -t YourJmeterTestPlan.jmx -l TestResultFile.jtl -j LogFile.log
where,
- -n – Non-GUI mode – This specifies JMeter is to run in non-gui mode
- -t – Name of JMX file that contains Test Plan
- -l – Name of JTL file to capture results to
- -j – Name of Log file to capture execution logs
After running this command, Jmeter instance will be initiated which will execute the JMX file mentioned after -t. Post execution it will create the Test result file with .jtl format. If a result file with same name already exist, it will be appended with new one.