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Using Custom Libraries with a JMeter Test

By: RedLine13

RedLine13 users ask if is possible to add custom libraries with a JMeter test using RedLine13.

For example, a user had a JMeter script using two JSON libraries to construct a JSON request. They wanted to upload the libraries and run the test with them.

The answer is Yes. And it’s simple to do.

How to Use Custom Libraries with a JMeter Test

You can simply attach them as extra files as shown below.

They will be included where your JMX runs from.

You can try it yourself with a free trial.

2019-06-07
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