hi >A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM So if a user enters his username in all CAPS , IE still sends the version the application expects ? I think im missing something here though I cant place it. I guess a better place to check would be HTTPClient forums (assuming the problem with uppercasing lies there - Id try a simple standalone request using the samples).
HTTPClient does work with post requests (both the API and the JMeter sampler). regards deepak On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 12:07 AM, Gokulakannan Somasundaram < gokul...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Again , whether or not IE or FF change the case of the entered text , a > > user > > can enter his username in any case right? > > > A user can enter the username in any case and it gets through NTLM, but > IE/firefox reports the username to the application without converting it to > upper case. That's where i am facing the issue. > > > > > Also what version of NTLM ? > > > I think it is NTLM v2, since this is Windows XP. Please let me know, if > there is a way to find it out > > > > Did you also say you checked both versions of HTTP Samplers in JMeter? As > > far as I know only the HTTPClient one supports NTLM > > > > Yes, we could use only HTTPClient, but for HTTP Client doesn't work with > POST requests. > > Thanks a lot for your explanation. > > Thanks, > Gokul. >
