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Writing Performance Tests in Grinder using a Framework

Posted on September 16, 2009June 10, 2012 by vivin

Package Structure

For the framework, I created a package structure (you can see it in the way I import the task files). Within my performance-testing directory where I have Grinder installed, I created a scripts directory, inside which I place the package:

scripts/
|-- grinder-frameworked.py
|-- grinder.properties
|-- grinder.py
`-- torqueo
    |-- __init__.py
    `-- test
        |-- __init__.py
        |-- framework
        |   |-- Scenario.py
        |   |-- Task.py
        |   `-- __init__.py
        `-- tasks
            |-- Affiliate
            |   |-- AddAffiliateTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- Appointment
            |   |-- AddAppointmentTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- Contact
            |   |-- AddContactTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- Opportunity
            |   |-- AddOpportunityTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- Reports
            |   |-- SearchAffiliateTask.py
            |   |-- SearchContactTask.py
            |   |-- SearchOpportunityTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- Task
            |   |-- AddTaskTask.py
            |   `-- __init__.py
            |-- __init__.py
            `-- login
                |-- LoginTask.py
                |-- LogoutTask.py
                `-- __init__.py

Of course, you can create it in any manner you see fit; this is just the way I did it.

Well, that's the end of this tutorial! Hope it was informative and helpful! Please comment and let me know where I can improve. This was my first time doing a lot things; it was my first time writing a framework, my first time doing performance testing, and my first time doing anything serious (and by serious I mean more serious than "Hello World!") in Python/Jython.

Download

If you want to check out the framework, here are the archives. They contain the Task and Scenario classes, and the Perl conversion script:

  • torqueo-framework.tar.gz
  • torqueo-framework.zip
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  1. Chandu says:
    August 25, 2014 at 7:12 am

    I configured, Grinderstone, PyDev and Jython on Eclipse Mars (version 4.5) with java 1.7, will can I be able to start recording scripts from Eclipse directly ? to do that should I include the startTCPProxy.sh from Eclipse or is there any other way ? Please adivise, which approach will be more productive , appreciate your response.

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  2. Chandu says:
    September 9, 2014 at 12:45 pm

    how to parameter values in quotes in jython, this is my method :
    BaseSTSSchedulerTask.__init__(self, Test(testId, “Get Service Group by ID”), hostPort, ‘/SchServices/api/servicegroup/9999’, HEADERS)

    I want to replace the value 9999 with a variable which is returned from a method., like id= Data.getID(). I tried doing this ‘/SchServices/api/servicegroup/’+id, it does not help . Any idea how to handle this ?

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