Java(tm) Binary Has Stopped Working While Ant Converts .jmx To .jtl
Solution 1:
According to the output it fails during execution of the JMeter test, most likely due to low Java Heap Size value (-Xmx256M). Check out jmeter.log file - it usually contains all the necessary information.
Add the following line to <jmeter>
section of your build.xml file:
<jvmargvalue="-Xmx1234M"/>
or set it via ANT_OPTS environment variable on OS level like:
set ANT_OPTS=-Xmx1234M
Replace 1234
with memory size (in megabytes) you want to make available to JMeter (I would go for 70% - 80% of your total physical RAM amount)
See 9 Easy Solutions for a JMeter Load Test “Out of Memory” Failure guide for more JMeter tweaks, tips and tricks
Solution 2:
Increasing the RAM size works fine.
Solution 3:
Please check about Test.jtl
file which is created in apacheant\bin
. You might have created a new test documet and replaced its name with Test.jtl simply... Try to open it and save as it with .jtl
extension... Make sure you've removed .txt
.
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