Jmeter 13 E2E Jmeter Test Framework with Report

Hi Friends, In this video I've covered E2E Jmeter Test Framework for CreateBooking API with Report Sorry for background cracked noise, not expert to repair recorded last year This video provides a comprehensive guide to building an end-to-end JMeter test framework, focusing on the CreateBooking API (0:00-0:10). The tutorial covers various aspects of API testing, including: Adding Headers and Parameters (2:56-3:17): Demonstrating how to include necessary headers like Content-Type and Accept, and how to set parameters for first name and last name. JSON Post-Processor and Extractor (3:51-4:17): Explaining how to format responses in JSON and extract specific data like booking ID. Assertions for Validation (4:46-5:32): Showing how to add response assertions based on response codes (e.g., 200 for success) and handle expected failures (e.g., 500 for internal server errors). Handling Empty and Invalid Bodies (5:44-7:30): Discussing how to test scenarios with empty request bodies and how the API responds (e.g., bad request or internal server error). Invalid Parameter Testing (10:42-20:59): Illustrating how to test the API with invalid parameter types (e.g., passing an integer, double, boolean, or null to a field expecting a string), and observing the API's behavior and the importance of ignoring status in assertions for such tests. Negative Scenarios and Edge Cases (26:07-30:19): Demonstrating how to create negative test cases by omitting mandatory fields (e.g., lack of first name or last name) and verifying the expected error responses. Data-Driven Testing with User Parameters (30:47-32:04): Explaining how to use user parameters to run data-driven tests with different sets of values (e.g., true or false for deposit paid). JSON Assertions (32:34-37:00): Detailing how to use JSON assertions to verify specific values within the JSON response body and how to use the JSON path tester to validate JSON paths. Saving and Viewing Reports (39:49-47:37): Demonstrating how to save test results in XML and CSV formats, highlighting the advantages of XML reports for detailed response data.