recording mobile app in jmeter 4.0 on windows 10

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To record a mobile app using JMeter 4.0 on Windows 10, you can follow these steps:

  1. Install JMeter: Download and install Apache JMeter 4.0 from the official website (https://jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi).

  2. Configure Proxy: Open JMeter and go to "Options" > "SSL Manager." Click on "Generate Root CA" to generate the JMeter Root CA certificate.

  3. Install Root CA Certificate: Install the generated JMeter Root CA certificate on your mobile device. You can do this by sending the certificate file to your device and then installing it in the device's certificate store.

  4. Set Up Mobile Device Proxy: On your mobile device, go to Wi-Fi settings and set the proxy address to your computer's IP address and the port number to the JMeter proxy port (default is 8888).

  5. Create a Test Plan: In JMeter, create a new Test Plan (File > New). Right-click on the Test Plan and add a Thread Group (Add > Threads > Thread Group).

  6. Add Recording Controller: Right-click on the Thread Group and add a Recording Controller (Add > Logic Controller > Recording Controller).

  7. Add HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder: Right-click on the Recording Controller and add an HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder (Add > Non-Test Elements > HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder).

  8. Configure HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder: In the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, specify the port number (default is 8888) and select "Recording Controller" as the Target Controller.

  9. Start Recording: Start the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder by clicking on the "Start" button.

  10. Perform Actions on Mobile App: Now, perform actions on your mobile app, and JMeter will capture and record the HTTP requests and responses.

  11. Stop Recording: Once you have recorded the required scenarios, click on the "Stop" button in the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder.

  12. Save the Test Plan: Save the JMeter Test Plan.

You have now recorded the mobile app actions in JMeter. You can further enhance the test plan by adding assertions, variables, and other elements as needed. Finally, you can run the test plan to simulate the recorded mobile app interactions and analyze the performance.