JMETER - Try to test UCP messages
I'm trying to search a way to test an IP an a specific port which is made to receive UCP messages (SMS).
I would like to do the test with Jmeter but I don't find anything on the web that helps me on this way.
The goal of the test is to manage differents users. Each user simulates a mobile phone. Each user have to send an amount of SMS (UCP protocol) per seconde to the server.
For each message sent I have also to check if the response is correct (find ACK in the UCP response) and then send an other specific message.
If you have a solution for this thank you a lot I'm stuck.
jmeter
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
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I'm trying to search a way to test an IP an a specific port which is made to receive UCP messages (SMS).
I would like to do the test with Jmeter but I don't find anything on the web that helps me on this way.
The goal of the test is to manage differents users. Each user simulates a mobile phone. Each user have to send an amount of SMS (UCP protocol) per seconde to the server.
For each message sent I have also to check if the response is correct (find ACK in the UCP response) and then send an other specific message.
If you have a solution for this thank you a lot I'm stuck.
jmeter
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
user987836user987836
61
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I'm trying to search a way to test an IP an a specific port which is made to receive UCP messages (SMS).
I would like to do the test with Jmeter but I don't find anything on the web that helps me on this way.
The goal of the test is to manage differents users. Each user simulates a mobile phone. Each user have to send an amount of SMS (UCP protocol) per seconde to the server.
For each message sent I have also to check if the response is correct (find ACK in the UCP response) and then send an other specific message.
If you have a solution for this thank you a lot I'm stuck.
jmeter
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
user987836user987836
61
I'm trying to search a way to test an IP an a specific port which is made to receive UCP messages (SMS).
I would like to do the test with Jmeter but I don't find anything on the web that helps me on this way.
The goal of the test is to manage differents users. Each user simulates a mobile phone. Each user have to send an amount of SMS (UCP protocol) per seconde to the server.
For each message sent I have also to check if the response is correct (find ACK in the UCP response) and then send an other specific message.
If you have a solution for this thank you a lot I'm stuck.
jmeter
jmeter
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
user987836user987836
61
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
user987836user987836
61
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
user987836user987836
61
asked Jan 21 at 10:30
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asked Jan 21 at 10:30
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Out of the box JMeter doesn't support UCP protocol, however you can consider using JSR223 Sampler and Groovy language in order to create UCP messages programmatically.
- Obtain a Java Library which implements UCP protocol, for example RSMS Ucp and drop it into JMeter Classpath
- Restart JMeter to pick the library up
- Add JSR223 Sampler to your Test Plan
Write the relevant code using Java or Groovy syntax, the minimum would be something like:
import com.java4less.comm.ModemConnector
import com.java4less.sms.SmsMessage
import com.java4less.sms.tap.TapSender
def connector = new ModemConnector("number to dial", "AT init command", "port", 9600, 8, 1, 'N')
def message = new SmsMessage("recipient number", "message text");
def sender = new TapSender(connector, "TAP password");
def success = sender.sendMessage(message)
answered Jan 22 at 4:14
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Out of the box JMeter doesn't support UCP protocol, however you can consider using JSR223 Sampler and Groovy language in order to create UCP messages programmatically.
- Obtain a Java Library which implements UCP protocol, for example RSMS Ucp and drop it into JMeter Classpath
- Restart JMeter to pick the library up
- Add JSR223 Sampler to your Test Plan
Write the relevant code using Java or Groovy syntax, the minimum would be something like:
import com.java4less.comm.ModemConnector
import com.java4less.sms.SmsMessage
import com.java4less.sms.tap.TapSender
def connector = new ModemConnector("number to dial", "AT init command", "port", 9600, 8, 1, 'N')
def message = new SmsMessage("recipient number", "message text");
def sender = new TapSender(connector, "TAP password");
def success = sender.sendMessage(message)
answered Jan 22 at 4:14
Dmitri TDmitri T
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Out of the box JMeter doesn't support UCP protocol, however you can consider using JSR223 Sampler and Groovy language in order to create UCP messages programmatically.
- Obtain a Java Library which implements UCP protocol, for example RSMS Ucp and drop it into JMeter Classpath
- Restart JMeter to pick the library up
- Add JSR223 Sampler to your Test Plan
Write the relevant code using Java or Groovy syntax, the minimum would be something like:
import com.java4less.comm.ModemConnector
import com.java4less.sms.SmsMessage
import com.java4less.sms.tap.TapSender
def connector = new ModemConnector("number to dial", "AT init command", "port", 9600, 8, 1, 'N')
def message = new SmsMessage("recipient number", "message text");
def sender = new TapSender(connector, "TAP password");
def success = sender.sendMessage(message)
answered Jan 22 at 4:14
Dmitri TDmitri T
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Out of the box JMeter doesn't support UCP protocol, however you can consider using JSR223 Sampler and Groovy language in order to create UCP messages programmatically.
- Obtain a Java Library which implements UCP protocol, for example RSMS Ucp and drop it into JMeter Classpath
- Restart JMeter to pick the library up
- Add JSR223 Sampler to your Test Plan
Write the relevant code using Java or Groovy syntax, the minimum would be something like:
import com.java4less.comm.ModemConnector
import com.java4less.sms.SmsMessage
import com.java4less.sms.tap.TapSender
def connector = new ModemConnector("number to dial", "AT init command", "port", 9600, 8, 1, 'N')
def message = new SmsMessage("recipient number", "message text");
def sender = new TapSender(connector, "TAP password");
def success = sender.sendMessage(message)
answered Jan 22 at 4:14
Dmitri TDmitri T
27612
Out of the box JMeter doesn't support UCP protocol, however you can consider using JSR223 Sampler and Groovy language in order to create UCP messages programmatically.
- Obtain a Java Library which implements UCP protocol, for example RSMS Ucp and drop it into JMeter Classpath
- Restart JMeter to pick the library up
- Add JSR223 Sampler to your Test Plan
Write the relevant code using Java or Groovy syntax, the minimum would be something like:
import com.java4less.comm.ModemConnector
import com.java4less.sms.SmsMessage
import com.java4less.sms.tap.TapSender
def connector = new ModemConnector("number to dial", "AT init command", "port", 9600, 8, 1, 'N')
def message = new SmsMessage("recipient number", "message text");
def sender = new TapSender(connector, "TAP password");
def success = sender.sendMessage(message)
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