### JMeter Quick Reference

#### Samplers: Samplers tell JMeter to send a request to a server and wait for a response. Following is the list of JMeter Samplers:

	FTP Request
	HTTP Request
	JDBC Request
	Java Request
	SOAP/XML-RPC Request
	WebService (SOAP)
	LDAP Request
	LDAP Extended Request
	Access Log Sampler
	BeanShell Sampler
	BSF Sampler
	TCP Sampler
	JMS Publisher
	JMS Subscriber
	JMS Point-to-Point
	JUnit Request
	Mail Reader Sampler
	Test Action

#### Listeners: Provide access to the information JMeter gathers about the test cases while JMeter runs. Following is list of JMeter Listners:
	
	Sample Result Save
	Configuration
	Graph Full Results
	Graph Results
	Spline Visualizer
	Assertion Results
	View Results Tree
	Aggregate Report
	View Results in Table
	Simple Data Writer
	Monitor Results
	Distribution Graph (alpha)
	Aggregate Graph
	Mailer Visualizer
	BeanShell Listener
	Summary Report

#### Assertions: Allow you to assert facts about responses received from the server being tested. Following is the list of JMeter Assertions:

	Response Assertion
	Duration Assertion
	Size Assertion
	XML Assertion
	BeanShell Assertion
	MD5Hex Assertion
	HTML Assertion
	XPath Assertion
	XML Schema Assertion

#### Timers: Cause JMeter to pause for a certain amount of time before each request a thread group makes. Following is the list of Timers:

	Constant Timer
	Gaussian Random Timer
	Uniform Random Timer
	Constant Throughput Timer
	Synchronizing Timer
	BeanShell Timer

#### Logic Controllers: Let you customize the logic that JMeter uses to decide when to send requests. Following is the list of JMeter Logic controllers:

	Simple Controller
	Loop Controller
	Once Only Controller
	Interleave Controller
	Random Controller
	Random Order Controller
	Throughput Controller
	Runtime Controller
	If Controller
	While Controller
	Switch Controller
	ForEach Controller
	Module Controller
	Include Controller
	Transaction Controller
	Recording Controller

#### Configuration Elements: These are used to add or modify requests made by Samplers. Following is the list of configuration elements:

	CSV Data Set Config
	FTP Request Defaults
	HTTP Authorization Manager
	HTTP Cookie Manager
	HTTP Request Defaults
	HTTP Header Manager
	Java Request Defaults
	JDBC Connection Configuration
	Login Config Element
	LDAP Request Defaults
	LDAP Extended Request Defaults
	TCP Sampler Config
	User Defined Variables
	Simple Config Element

#### Pre-Processors: Modify the settings of a Sample Request just before it runs, or to update variables that are not extracted from response text. Following is the list of Pre-Processors elements:

	HTML Link Parser
	HTTP URL Re-writing Modifier
	HTML Parameter Mask
	HTTP User Parameter Modifier
	User Parameters
	Counter
	BeanShell PreProcessor
	
#### Post-Processors: Post-processors execute after a request has beenmade from a Sampler. They are often used to processthe response data. Following is the list of Post-Processors elements: 

	Regular Expression Extractor
	XPath Extractor
	Result Status Action Handler
	Save Responses to a file
	Generate Summary Results
	BeanShell PostProcessor
	
#### Functions and Variables: JMeter functions are special values that can populate fields of any Sampler or other element in a test tree. Variables are local to a thread. Following is the list of Functions and Variables:

	regexFunction
	counter
	threadNum
	intSum
	StringFromFile
	machineName
	javaScript
	Random
	setProperty
	log
	logn
	BeanShell
	split
	XPath
	time
	jexl
	CSVRead
	property
	P
	V
	eval
	evalVar

#### Miscellaneous Features: Following is the list of miscellaneous features of JMeter:

	Test Plan
	Thread Group
	WorkBench
	SSL Manager
	HTTP Proxy Server
	HTTP Mirror Server
	Property Display
	Debug Sampler
	Debug PostProcessor