Hi Apoorv,

There's a webinar on how to do it here.

Kind Regards,
João Marques

Hi @Apoorv choubey !

To add something else about what João Marques shared, one important thing to do it's to fill the CSRF token that outsystems generated in your web requests. Here's the link CSRF Token Extraction using JMeter.

Another tool that you could use to get the web requests to build your jMeter test, and can be very usefull it's the BlazeMeter | The Continuous Testing Platform. It's a chrome extension. Here's the link BlazeMeter.

Kind regards.

Vinícius Teles Paz

You need to have the thousands of userID and password ready, and you can stored them .csv file in the 'User Defined Variables'. Thereafter, you can set a 'CSV Data Set Config' with reference to the .csv file, and add Variable Names eg username, password.

Then after that, you can reference to the variable in your login action in the 'HTTP Request', via the following ${username}, ${password}.

For the rest of the 'HTTP Request' where you navigate from screen to screen in Jmeter, the main parameters needed (at least during my testing), are the following,

__EVENTARGET

__OSVSTATE

__VIEWSTATEGENERATOR

Should be enough to get started. Thank you.