Carlos1__New Contributor3 years agoHow to modify jmx files using ReadyAPIHello everyone, I need edit a jmx file, and i need use readyapi for it. this is possible? thxrichie3 years agoHey Carlos1__,There is an open source application called TAURUS that i read about 5 years ago that converts jmx to yaml.This will do it, if my memory is correct.Cheers,Rich
richie3 years agoHey Carlos1__,There is an open source application called TAURUS that i read about 5 years ago that converts jmx to yaml.This will do it, if my memory is correct.Cheers,Rich
richie3 years agoHey Carlos1__,There is an open source application called TAURUS that i read about 5 years ago that converts jmx to yaml.This will do it, if my memory is correct.Cheers,Rich
richieCommunity Hero3 years agoHey Carlos1__,There is an open source application called TAURUS that i read about 5 years ago that converts jmx to yaml.This will do it, if my memory is correct.Cheers,Richsonya_mSmartBear Alumni (Retired) to richie3 years agoGreat advice, Rich! Hi Carlos1__ ! Was this hepful?
richieCommunity Hero3 years agoHey Carlos1__,There is an open source application called TAURUS that i read about 5 years ago that converts jmx to yaml.This will do it, if my memory is correct.Cheers,Rich
sonya_mSmartBear Alumni (Retired) to richie3 years agoGreat advice, Rich! Hi Carlos1__ ! Was this hepful?
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