> From: Oliver Rossmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > You can remove all the HeaderManager objects and your tests will still > work. The HeaderManager is important only if your applications uses > header fields (e.g. UserAgent) to generate different responses. Great, this will neaten things up a little. > > It is possible to filter the image requests by using the include/exclude > patterns of the proxy settings. The "Retrieve All" option is not working > for me either. To get reasonable numbers out of the tests JMeter should > behave like a browser and, as you said, should simulate a browser's > cache behaviour. I have plans to implement this but it will take some > time because I'm working on GUI stuff at the moment. Okay, that at least confirms the behaviour that I see. I just recorded everything, which has in fact provided the best mimic of the browser that is currently available.
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