This will probably be more help:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/selenium-users/_3g8goYyr9U/discussion
thanks,
ravi.m
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In selenium IDE
Option -> Format -> jUnit4 will convert it to a Java file you can open in eclipse that utilises jUnit4
It wasn’t me that supplied the last answer.
As for converting Selenium to Jmeter have a look at the thread I supplied in my original post, however if you are having problems just getting a Selenium IDE test into Java you really are not going to have much hope in doing the conversion.
I would suggest learning some Java/jUnit first and coming back to this when you have a decent grounding.