I have a jmeter test that is running forever. I have no schedule also. I am running this test using the jenkins job. However when this test is running forever, I would like to see the current status of the test cases. I would like to informed whether test is failing or other states? Is there a way to do to this? When we have junit or testng test we can setup a surefire reports which allow us to see the instant status of the test cases during the job. Is there a way to do it in jmeter jobs?
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jmeter is open source. The GUI has real-time result output (IIRC). You may be able to find the stream parser they're using and re-implement it for your needs. – sallie Feb 19 '14 at 23:08
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But i am using the maven plugin. How can i update the source code in that case – newperson Feb 20 '14 at 00:00
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Jmeter when run in non-GUI mode allready outputs results in the command line. Standard you can see response times and Error percentage.
If you want to print out more you can open a separate commandline window and tail -f jmeter.log
Also see JMeter - how to log the full request for a failed response?
This contains an example of how you can use a beanshell assertion to log the complete error response message in jmeter.log, which in turn you can see realtime by tailing it.
