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Processor is used to modify the Samplers in their scope.

There are 2 Types of processors:

Pre-processor
Post-processor

Pre-processor:

Pre-processor executes some action before making Sampler Request.
Consider a simple example: let's say you wanted JMeter to "spider" through website under test, parse link(check all links on the page) and return the HTML.
You would add some action such as "HTML link parser" to your controller before creating an HTTP request.

Post-processor:

Consider a simple example: JMeter send HTTP request to the web server under test (etc www.google.com ) and get the response. You want JMeter to stop the testif the server response is error.

You can use the post-processor to do above task as following:

Processor-Hands on

This tutorial will show you step-by-step instructions how to use Post-processor in JMeter. Let start with simple test script

JMeter sends HTTP request to the web server under test www.google.com
JMeter gets response from the Google server.
If server response is error, JMeter will stop the test.
If server response OK (no error), JMeter will continue the test.

Here is the roadmap of this example:

Pre-condition:

Step 1) Add Thread Group

Right click on the Test Plan and add a new thread group: Add -> Threads (Users) -> Thread Group
But in Thread Group control panel, enter Thread Properties as following:

This setting lets JMeter create 10 user request to www.google.com 10 times.

Step 2) Add JMeter elements

Add HTTP request default
Add HTTP request

We still make JMeter send request www.google.com to Google server.

Step 3) Add Post-Processor Element

Right Click Thread Group -> Add -> Post Processor -> Result Status Action Handler
Result Status Action Handler allows the user to stop the thread or the whole test if the user request failed.

In Result Status Action Handle Pane, choose Stop Test Now. This selection will stop the test if JMeter get the error from server response.

Step 4) Config the HTTP Request

Open the HTTP Request Panel. Enter "abc" to the Path field.

When you enter "abc" to the path, JMeter will create URL request to Google server: www.google.com/abc. This URL doesn't exist on Google server. It is wrong URL request so Google server will return error.

Step 5) Add View Result Tree

Right Click Thread Group -> Add -> Listener -> View Result Tree

Step 6) Run Test

Select View Result Tree, press Run button on Menu bar. You will see the error response from Google server and the test will stop with out completing 100 threads.

Now return to step 4, open the HTTP Request pane, enter "calendar" to the pane. It makes JMeter create URL request www.google.com/calendar to the Google server. This is correct URL request so Google server will return OK (no error).

Select View Result Tree, press Run button on Menu bar. You will see the OK response from Google server and the test will continue until all 100 threads are complete.

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