Hi,
as i understand you want to use the oci driver of Oracle that *needs*
native oracle library on client side ( JMeter node) with this JDBC of
type 2
Why don't you use the thin driver of Oracle ( Type 4) ?
You have only to put the jar of the thin driver into lib/ext of JMeter
and adpat the URL to the thin driver.
Le 05/02/2011 13:40, Ali Navab a écrit :
Hi Pasturel,
Thanks for speedy reply. I want to connect to oracle via database proxy by
"jdbc:oracle:*oci*:@" + tns
I need to call some routine and authenticate myself first for proxy befor
connecting to my tables..
So i want to know do JMeter have any module or plugin to handle it? or i
have to using JUnit to handle this request ?
On Sat, Feb 5, 2011 at 2:41 PM, Pasturel<[email protected]>wrote:
Le 05/02/2011 11:45, Ali Navab a écrit :
Dear Reader,
Hi,
I want to test a JDBC connection to Oracle through proxy. I tested it
directly (without a proxy) successfully but i do not know how can i test
it
through a proxy .. ??! any references or docs?
It will be really appreciated if someone can help me.
Thanks in advanced
Regards,
aLi nAvAb
What kind of proxy ? A proxy is bound to a protocol, http proxy, tcp
proxy. Perhaps JDBC proxy exists, i don't know
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