How Do I Pass Values Between 2 Different Applications, Both Of The Working Online

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I want to create an application which I can attach to the JMeter testing software. I want to know how to code my application so the I just pass the values from the applicatiion, it goes to JMeter on the backened, it is then tested, and the result is given back to my application. How do i pass values between different application? I am using javascript. Please help.

Posted 13-Jan-15 0:32am

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Sinisa Hajnal 13-Jan-15 6:40am

Javascript and what else? What is on the backend?

Member 11371664 13-Jan-15 6:42am

in the backened we have jmeter running, which will do all the testing part. the final result needs to be posted back to our application.

Sinisa Hajnal 13-Jan-15 7:16am

Read their documentation.

In general, with javascript (or better yet jQuery - it is easier), you send the request (XMLHttpRequest) and listen for the returned value.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/247483/http-get-request-in-javascript
http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/

Member 11371664 14-Jan-15 1:09am

thanks for the response. can u pls send some working code for the same if possible ? of any type.

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