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Can anybody suggest jmeter script recording alternatives other than blazemeter? Blazemeter is not providing necessary data in the recorded script.

sijo
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  • You should Definitely take a look at this **ultimate guide** reviewing most [Open-Source Load Testing tools](https://octoperf.com/blog/2017/11/21/open-source-load-testing-tools/) available on the market. – Jerome L Dec 14 '17 at 09:49

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Have you considered the most excellent test script creation utility with Octoperf?

James Pulley
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If you can switch Jmeter, then there are tools like LoadRunner and Tsung.

BDL
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s s
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First of all JMeter has its own built-in recording mechanism - HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, given you are trying to capture HTTP or HTTPS traffic it should catch all the requests properly. If it doesn't - raise a ticket in JMeter Issue Tracker.

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Be aware that not everything can be recorded, i.e. if your application uses WebRTC or WebSockets or relies on custom plugin content like Silverlight or Java - most likely you won't be able to record the "uncommon" or proprietary protocols.

Dmitri T
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It is not a record alternative, in the sense that it generates your Jmeter requests, but try Fiddler to analyze the traffic and base your script on that.

That is what I mostly use as I don't want to rely on recorders and it takes too much time to rewrite/de-cluther the recorded script in many cases anyway. Also a much better way to see and understand what is actually happening. And useful for different protocols, like Websockets. Just my 2cnts.

Ray Oei
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You can try SmartMeter's Recorder. SmartMeter is compatible with Jmeter.

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