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I was just wondering if there is a way of generating a smart jmx* ( blazemeter recorder provides this ) from a .har or .saz ( fiddler archive ). Please do not provide alternate solutions. I just want to know if blazemeter or any other services provide a way to generate auto-correlated script from .har or .saz files.

*smart jmx is an auto correlated jmeter script provided by blazemeter proxy recorder. Read more here .

Looking into How to Cut Your JMeter Scripting Time by 80% there are no standalone solutions, you will need to replay your .har or .saz file via the BlazeMeter Proxy Recorder in order to get it auto-correlated.

With regards to Fiddler, it should be able to replay the requests out of the box:

For standalone .har files it might be more tricky as you will have to install i.e. har-replay utility and configure it to use your file.

In both cases requests must be replayed via the proxy .

Thanks @Dmitri for the answer. Let me wait for couple of days if anyone has any other answers. dina Jul 3, 2018 at 5:39 Replaying the traffic via the blazemeter proxy require the application to be available online which is not the case with my app. dina Jul 3, 2018 at 5:40

I had forgotten about this question. I ended up writing a tool which parses .saz file and spits out a jmeter script ( .jmx file). You can find it here, its called saz2jmx . Although its not exactly what I wanted (doesn't have the auto correlation feature) but it has the potential to be made one! People interested to contribute are welcome! I will write about it soon.

cheers.

accepting this answer for now as it is the most relevant but happy to change it if something else comes up. dina Jun 18, 2019 at 7:30

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