JMUser wrote:
Jatin,
After enabling the proxy settings of my browser I tested my application with
the http URL. Even after adding the Authorization Manager I am getting the
same encrypted page in browser.
Jatin Davey-3 wrote:
Thanks,
Shreshtha
JMUser wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to record https request and followed these steps to record:
1.Created http request sampler
2. Created view results tree
3. Created HTTP cookie manager
4. Added HTTP Proxy Server into the workbench. started the proxy server
on
port 8081 with the HTTPS Spoofing.
5. opened the browser and navigate to tools->Internet
options->connections->LAN Settings and enabled the prosy server check box
and shanged the port to 8081
6.Now I started to browse my website for which I want to recoed script.
7.I am not seeing the actual page, it's all encrypted (Please see the
attached image for the results).
8. Any suggestion to fix this isue will be helpful.
Thanks,
Shreshtha
Are you not able to see your website page after you enable proxy server
on JMeter ?
You said that access to your website uses HTTPS and also you have
mentioned that while recording you have used "HTTPS Spoofing". If you
have used so then to access your website you need to use "HTTP" (while
recording your tests) instead of "HTTPS" as the JMeter proxy will use
"HTTPS" when it accesses the actual secured website.
Also make sure you add the following elements in your test plan:
Cookie manager
Authorization manager
Thanks
Jatin
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Compare the headers that you get from the browser (Firefox add-on --
LiveHttpHeaders) and JMeter -- Results tree. There could be some
differences in the way browser sends the data and the way it is sent by
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Jatin
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