JMeter and Ant Integration

Using Ant withJMeter you can achieve remote running and web based reporting.

I got the ant-jmeter.jar and sample results output .xls from Embedding JMeter with Ant. JMeter Ant Task

<br /> cd /tmp<br /> wget http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/ant-jmeter.jar<br /> wget http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/jmeter-results-report.xsl<br /> mv ant-meter.jar $ANT_HOME/lib<br />

Within a new project directory, place your saved JMeter Tests (*.jmx) in a loadtests subdirectory, and the downloaded jmeter-results-report.xsl in the project directory.

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Report output from running ant can be found at report/JMeterResults.html

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