July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
166 pages
4h 14m
English
JMeter provides two ways to override Java, JMeter, and logging properties. One way is to directly edit jmeter.properties, which resides in the JMETER_HOME/bin folder. I suggest that you take a peek into this file and see the vast number of properties you can override. This is one of the things that makes JMeter so powerful and flexible. On most occasions, you will not need to override the defaults, as they have sensible default values.
The other way to override these values is directly from the command line when starting JMeter.
The options available to you include the following ones:
-D<property name>=<value>
-J<property name>=<value>
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