JMeter failed to access jarfile apachejmeter.jar when running. As shown in the figure below:
After checking, JMeter was found_ Apachejmeter.jar file is missing in home/bin/directory
Solution: go to JMeter official website and download binaries package again http://jmeter.apache.org/download_ jmeter.cgi
View reasons:
Open the jmeter.bat file, and you will find that the JMeter startup is actually starting the Apache jmeter.jar file
Bat file just encapsulates the startup command of jar package, so clicking bat file directly executes Java command
It is equivalent to executing Java – jarapachejmeter. Jar in the bin directory
Therefore, when there are multiple projects, you can modify the startup command in bat file during the convenience period
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