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Scripting Guide
GwonGisoo edited this page Nov 17, 2015
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nGrinder 3.2 and later supports not only Jython but also Groovy as scripting language. If you want to know about Groovy scripting, please refer Groovy Script
- You can see various The Grinder script samples.
- You can check The Grinder APIs.
More practical ways for the advanced nGrinder user are...
- Do you want to write and run Groovy script in IDE before running it in nGrinder?
- Install Groovy IDE - If you prefer Eclipse.
- Import Groovy Maven Project in IDE
- Import Groovy Maven Project in IntelliJ
- Do you want to know what script types nGrinder supports?
- Do you miss the sample script for groovy?
- Do you need a custom dns entry? Need to change the /etc/hosts file in the agents? You can configure target host fields for this. You don't need root permission in agent machines.
- Do you need to use your own jar or py? Read followings.
- Do you need to load your own xml or txt file? Read followings.
- Do you need to simulate the multiple user scenario in the different run weight?
- Do you need to adjust the logger level to only see the errors? Read followings.
- Do you need to test DB performance? Doesn't nGrinder seems to support this? No.. You can still test it with nGrinder
- Do you need to parse data retrieved from server?
- Do you need to define your own statistic?
- Do you cope with the big response like movie or file download?
- Do you want to make each thread act differently?
- Do you need you test a socket.io app?
- Do you want to pass the parameter to the script to modify the behavior without script modification?
- Do you want to run tests with the native so or dlls?