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: How to compute page load time using JMeter Could any one please tell me how to compute page load time using JMeter.? I have used the "View results in a table" listener but it displays only

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Could any one please tell me how to compute page load time using JMeter.? I have used the "View results in a table" listener but it displays only connect time.

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@LarsenBagley505

Based on the lack of mentioning other steps you took, it seems you might have missed a few leading to "View results in table?

Add a View Results in Table Listener

In JMeter, listeners are used to output the results of a load test. There are a variety of listeners available, and the other listeners can be added by installing plugins. We will use the Table because it is easy to read.


Select Thread Group, then Right-click it
Mouse over Add >
Mouse over Listener >
Click on View Results in Table


You may also type in a value for Filename to output the results to a CSV file.

Run the Basic Test Plan
Now that we have our basic test plan set up, let's run it and see the results.


First, save the test plan by clicking on File then Save, then
specify your desired file name.
Then select on View Results in Table in the left pane, then click
Run from the main menu then click Start (or just click the green
Start arrow below the main menu).


You should see the test results in the table as the test is run.



Interpreting the Results

You will probably see that the Status of all the requests is "Success" (indicated by a green triangle with a checkmark in it). After that, the columns that you are probably most interest in are the Sample Time (ms) and Latency (not displayed in example) columns.


Latency: The number of milliseconds that elapsed between when JMeter
sent the request and when an initial response was received
Sample Time: The number of milliseconds that the server took to fully
serve the request (response + latency)

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