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    The document discusses various configuration elements in JMeter that are used to configure sampler requests and modify their behavior. Some of the key config elements mentioned are CSV Data Set Config, HTTP Cookie Manager, User Defined Variables, Random Variable, Counter, HTTP Cache Manager, HTTP Header Manager.

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    The document discusses various configuration elements in JMeter that are used to configure sampler requests and modify their behavior. Some of the key config elements mentioned are CSV Data Set Config, HTTP Cookie Manager, User Defined Variables, Random Variable, Counter, HTTP Cache Manager, HTTP Header Manager.

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    The document discusses various configuration elements in JMeter that are used to configure sampler requests and modify their behavior. Some of the key config elements mentioned are CSV Data Set Config, HTTP Cookie Manager, User Defined Variables, Random Variable, Counter, HTTP Cache Manager, HTTP Header Manager.

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    The document discusses various configuration elements in JMeter that are used to configure sampler requests and modify their behavior. Some of the key config elements mentioned are CSV Data Set Config, HTTP Cookie Manager, User Defined Variables, Random Variable, Counter, HTTP Cache Manager, HTTP Header Manager.

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     What are Config Elements in JMeter?


     Config Elements provided in JMeter
     CSV Data Set Config
     HTTP Cache Manager
     HTTP Cookie Manager
     User Defined Variables
     Random Variable
     Counter
     JDBC Connection Configuration
     FTP Request Defaults
     DNS Cache Manager
     HTTP Authorization Manager
     HTTP Request Defaults
     HTTP Header Manager
     Java Request Defaults
     Keystore Configuration
     Login Config Element
     LDAP Request Defaults
     LDAP Extended Request Defaults
     TCP Sampler Config
     Simple Config Element

    What are Config Elements in JMeter?


    Config elements in JMeter are used to configure or modify the sampler requests made
    to the server. These elements are added at the same or higher level of the samplers
    that we want to configure. How to add an Config elements-
    Right Click on either of Test Plan/Thread Group/Logic Controller -> Hover over
    Add -> Hover Over Config Element -> Click on the required Config Element
    Config Elements provided in JMeter
    CSV Data Set Config
    The CSV Data Set Config is used to read data from CSV file, put the data into
    variable(s) and then use the variable(s) in the sampler requests. Check our tutorial
    on Parameterization in JMeter for details.
    HTTP Cache Manager
    The HTTP Cache manager is used in test scripts to add the Caching functionalities of
    web applications. This element is just required to be added at the same level or higher
    than the sampler request where caching functionality is required.
    HTTP Cookie Manager
    The HTTP Cookie manager is required for session handling by providing the
    functionality of storing and sending of cookies.
    User Defined Variables
    As the name suggests, the User Defined Variable config element is used to create
    variables with a value (key-value pairs) that are used across the test script.
    Random Variable
    The random variable config element is used to generate random numeric values within
    a range of specified minimum and maximum values.
    Counter
    The counter config element is used to create a variable that gets incremented by
    specified value in each iteration within a range of minimum and maximum values.
    JDBC Connection Configuration
    JDBC Connection Configuration is used with JDBC request sampler to create JDBC
    connection settings.
    FTP Request Defaults
    The FTP request defaults are used to create default settings while testing FTP servers.
    DNS Cache Manager
    The DNS Cache Manager is used while testing applications behind the load-balancers.
    HTTP Authorization Manager
    The HTTP Authorization Manager is used for testing applications requiring multiple
    logins for ensuring authorization.
    HTTP Request Defaults
    The HTTP Request Defaults config element is used for setting default values for HTTP
    requests.
    HTTP Header Manager
    The HTTP Header Manager is used to override the HTTP request headers.
    Java Request Defaults
    The Java request defaults config elements are used to specify default values for Java
    Request sampler.
    Keystore Configuration
    The Keystore Configuration config element is used to configure the loading of
    keystores.
    Login Config Element
    The logic Config element is used to create default credentials for the samplers using
    username and password in their setup
    LDAP Request Defaults
    The LDAP request defaults are used to create default settings while testing LDAP
    servers.
    LDAP Extended Request Defaults
    The LDAP extended request defaults are used to create default settings for LDAP
    Extended Request samplers.
    TCP Sampler Config
    The TCP Sampler Config is used for creating default settings for TCP Sampler.
    Simple Config Element
    The simple config element is used to create key-value pairs that can be used across the
    test script.

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