JMeter with PHPSelenium

[Chloe Parkes]

Hey guys,

I was wondering if there is any possible way to call Selenium Tests via JMeter (using beanshell)?

I wrote an entire suite in PHP and would rather not have to re-write them with Junit. Thanks ^^

[Krishnan Mahadevan]

Chloe,

A quick google search landed me here : 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6675711/how-to-use-bean-shell-sampler-in-jmeter

Moreover I think your question is more of a JMeter question than of a  Selenium question. 

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[David]

What's the reasoning for running PHPUnit Selenium tests with JMeter? Why not just via PHPUnit? Trying to invoke a load test using Selenium? In which case, that would not be practical, even if the tests were ported to Java/JUnit, as Selenium was never meant for load testing.

[Dmitri Tikhanski]

There is a Web Driver Sampler for JMeter, it's javascript-based so I don't think that you'll have to change a lot in your PHP code. To start you need to download WebDriver Set from JMeter Plugins download area, drop them to lib and lib/ext folders correspondingly, add browser config and webdriver sampler itself and import your code.