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I have been given the task of using JMeter for performance testing for our web application.

Until now I was using selenium for UI testing and I have selenium test (testNG framework) ready, which I have executed using Selenium RC.

Is any migration from selenium to JMeter possible? Failing that, some helpful tutorials on JMeter would be much appreciated.

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I understand you are told to use JMeter. Nevertheless, you could quickly evaluate other tools to check if another would not fit your needs. I just tried gatling and could easily

  • record a stress test by running manually my scenario in the browser
  • customize the script to fit my needs
  • run it with multiple configuration (number of users, length of the test etc.)

You might want to take a look : https://github.com/excilys/gatling/wiki/Getting-Started

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out of purpose answer, user would have thr exact same problems with the tool you propose !
also all feature you mention exist in JMeter

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