Hi Ali, That isn't going to scale well using Selenium as each user will need a browser session running; normally you'd only get 3-5 instances per host. For testing things like this it would be better to implement the functionality using native JMeter samplers.
I would only take the Selenium route if you have a hard requirement for including page render time, there is a lot of custom JS code that needs to be executed and you have plenty of hardware available for executing the test. Cheers, Owen On Fri, 3 Jul 2020 at 13:50, Ali G <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a Selenium test case (Junit 4.12) implemented in Java11 (Firefox Web > Driver) for a login scenario to a website that requires two steps: > > 1) The first step user enters a username and after identifying by the > server the page will be navigated to a new page for entering a password. > > 2) In the second step, the user enters the passwords and a successful login > is done. So the username and password are located in two different web > pages and not on one page and this requires navigation. > > I would like to run this test case in parallel for 100 different users to > find the average login time for peak loads. > > Can you please help me how to implement this in Jmeter? > > Thanks in advance! > Ali >
