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| To list all command line options, open a command prompt and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) -? |
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| To run Apache JMeter in GUI mode, open a command prompt and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) [-p property-file] |
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| To run Apache JMeter in NON_GUI mode: |
| Open a command prompt (or Unix shell) and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) -n -t test-file [-p property-file] [-l log-file] |
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| To run Apache JMeter in NON_GUI mode and generate a report at end : |
| Open a command prompt (or Unix shell) and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) -n -t test-file [-p property-file] [-l log-file] -e -o [Path to output folder] |
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| To generate a Report from existing CSV file: |
| Open a command prompt (or Unix shell) and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) -g [log-file] -o [path to output folder (empty or not existing)] |
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| To tell Apache JMeter to use a proxy server: |
| Open a command prompt and type: |
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| jmeter.bat(Windows)/jmeter.sh(Linux) -H [your.proxy.server] -P [your proxy server port] |
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| To run Apache JMeter in server mode: |
| Open a command prompt and type: |
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| jmeter-server.bat(Windows)/jmeter-server(Linux) |
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