Reputation: 2835
I have a web service : http://test.hs.com/rest/service/checkUpdate
It takes input : Device MAC Address e.g. 48:02:2a:ed:02:63
Its output :
1 - Device not registered (If Device is not registered)
2 – This code (though I don't know what's this)
<ResourceSettings>
<accessKey>AKIAI6CZBIRDKHMMN3QA</accessKey>
<secretKey>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</secretKey>
<endPoint>s3.amazonaws.com</endPoint>
<mainBucketPath>healthslate-testing</mainBucketPath>
<clinicBucketPath>dhjasdhasd</clinicBucketPath>
<isUpdateAvailable>true</ isUpdateAvailable>
<allowedBuild>2.3</allowedBuild>
</ResourceSettings>
How can I test the load on this web service through JMeter? I have no idea how to handle input/output of web services in JMeters? I need step-by-step guide regarding this. Please note that the developer of this web service says it is a rest-ful web service. How can I test a rest-ful web service by giving it input as well?
Upvotes: 5
Views: 14480
Reputation: 15400
Adding this answer for people who are looking for some detailed steps to test a REST API using JMeter.
http://www.testautomationguru.com/how-to-test-rest-api-using-jmeter/
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 7339
The basic approach in testing web services using jMemeter I would describe in some steps:
One can get more details at Webservice Test Plan if you testing SOAP or at Using JMeter to test a RESTful web service if you testing REST. Hope this helps you.
Upvotes: 12
Reputation: 374
Here are some tutorials to get you started with JMeter: http://community.blazemeter.com/knowledgebase/topics/10018-jmeter-tutorials. You will need more information before you start testing
Upvotes: 1