This discussion about TLS / SSL seems related to
:http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39638
If Sebb's fix works, and he can suggest how he wants the GUI changed for
the "HTTP Request parameters", I can probably look into making a patch for
allowing the user to specify what https mode to use.
You suggestion on different dropdown values are one option, another one
would be to have a separate dropdown for "HTTPS mode" or something.
I guess it is also an issue to not make the GUI too complex for ordinary
users, so perhaps something is best kept in config files.
But I think it should be possible to make some good gui for this.
Regards
Alf Hogemark
Steffen Oehme wrote:
Absolutely, just let me know once done.
And for the long-term solution, as I mentioned, a dropdown with values
such as "HTTP", "HTTPS (SSLv1)", ... "HTTPS (TLSv1)" would be pretty
nice..
sebb schrieb:
Just had another look at the SSL JMeter code, and the JsseSSLManager
class creates the context using:
SSLContext.getInstance("TLS");
A simple (but not very versatille) way to implement other algorithms
would be to use a property, with a default of "TLS".
If I generate a new nightly with that as an option, would you be able
to test it and see it it works for you?
A more versatile solution could be worked out later.
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