Dear Avian and JMeter Users: This is a judgement call. I record sequences of HTTP requests with Badboy, including pop-up windows. After exporting the Badboy script to a JMeter test plan, I write assertions against all HTTP responses, including pop-up windows. If you want your test plan to prove that the pop-up window returned or displayed is the correct pop-up window, you will have to record the pop-up window and write an assertion against it.
If you want only to simulate the user choice on the pop-up window, you can figure out what the HTTP request would be for that choice and add an HTTP Request element to do that. A JMeter test plan imitates the series of HTTP requests that could occur when using a web browser. But JMeter is not a web browser. It does not generate new HTTP requests based on user interaction. It only replays recorded HTTP requests. I try to keep this distinction in mind while developing test plans. This helps me. Your mileage may vary. Other opinions? Sincerely yours, Kyle --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
