You cannot record HTTPS requests with the Jmeter proxy server . However you can record HTTPS requests by other means (e.g. LiveHTTPHeaders in firefox / HTTPWatch Basic in IE) and it is fairly trivial to add these requests to the JMeter test (assuming that these are few in number).
You dont need to do anything special to run the tests except specifying the protocol and port. If you are testing out 'SSO' , bear in mind that a lot of these implementations (Specific to whatever mechanism you use) pass tokens in hidden form fields and you need to parameterise those appropriately using post processors to extract out the data (use something like Fiddler- has support for HTTPS proxying to inspect all the response data). regards deepak On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 9:03 AM, Ravi Kumar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All, > > I am using JMeter for my projects and good at HTTP requests. > > Now need to automate one *intranet application* which uses *HTTPS with > SSL*, > kindly help me *in setting up the JMeter for SSL* & Help in recording HTTPS > requests. > > FYI - I am working on Login & Logout flow where it uses SSO > > -- > Best Regards > > Ravi >
