Re: Cookie Manager Question

2005-05-18 Thread sebb 
Test plan looks fine.

A few suggestions:

Any messages in jmeter.log?

The most likely problem is that the cookie manager (CM) is somehow not
finding a match for the cookie domain. Or the cookie is not being
passed to the CM.

You could try enabling debug logging for the CM, but as far as I
remember it hasn't got much logging code...

Try creating your own cookie in the CM to see how it is treated. This
might give some clues as to what is going on.

If none of this works, I guess the next stage would be to update the
CM code to add some more detailed logging. Let us know if that is the
case.

S.
On 5/17/05, Chad La Joie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm using JMeter 2.0.3 on JDK 1.5 and I'm running in to unexpected
 behavior from the cookie manager.  I have a very simple test plan.  Go
 to home page, login, go to a restricted (i.e. you need to be logged in)
 form.  Log in is done just by posting a user id and password with a
 session cookie being set upon successful authentication.  However, the
 cookie manager in my thread group does not capture this cookie, so when
 I try to go the restricted form page I get an error about not having
 access (which is correct).
 
 Here's the layout of my test plan
 
 Test Plan
 - Thread Group
   - HTTP Request defaults (has my server and protocol (HTTPS))
   - HTTP Cookie Manager
   - Simple controller
 - HTTP Request (for home page)
 - Once Only Controller
   - HTTP Request (post to log in page)
 - Loop Controller
   - HTTP Request (for getting the form)
   - Constant Timer (pause for a bit)
   - View Results Tree
 
 I've tried moving the cookie manager around to different places and
 disabling SSL on the server.  Neither made a difference.  In the results
 for the HTTP Request doing the log in POST I can see the response trying
 to set the cookie.  So, what am I missing here?
 --
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 Project Sentinel 202.687.0124
 
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Cookie Manager Question

2005-05-17 Thread Chad La Joie 
I'm using JMeter 2.0.3 on JDK 1.5 and I'm running in to unexpected
behavior from the cookie manager.  I have a very simple test plan.  Go
to home page, login, go to a restricted (i.e. you need to be logged in)
form.  Log in is done just by posting a user id and password with a
session cookie being set upon successful authentication.  However, the
cookie manager in my thread group does not capture this cookie, so when
I try to go the restricted form page I get an error about not having
access (which is correct).

Here's the layout of my test plan

Test Plan
 - Thread Group
   - HTTP Request defaults (has my server and protocol (HTTPS))
   - HTTP Cookie Manager
   - Simple controller
 - HTTP Request (for home page)
 - Once Only Controller
   - HTTP Request (post to log in page)
 - Loop Controller
   - HTTP Request (for getting the form)
   - Constant Timer (pause for a bit)
   - View Results Tree

I've tried moving the cookie manager around to different places and
disabling SSL on the server.  Neither made a difference.  In the results
for the HTTP Request doing the log in POST I can see the response trying
to set the cookie.  So, what am I missing here?
-- 
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Project Sentinel 202.687.0124


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Cookie Manager Question

2005-04-12 Thread Jennifer Ward 
Hello All,
I'm using JMeter to test a login session that basically involves 
sending two requests. The first request sends a static Cookie 
(predefined in my CSV file). The response for that request includes 
some set-cookie headers that I want to use for the request #2. However, 
I also want to include my static Cookie from the first request as so:

Request 1: GET /someurl
Cookie: un=123456
Response:
set-cookie: wosid=jGhVyqhtLM7s; version=1; path=/somepath
set-cookie: woinst=1; version=1; path=/somepath
Request 2: GET /someurl/login
Cookie: un=123456; woinst=1; wosid= jGhVyqhtLM7s
I've defined my test plan with the following User Parameters:

Then, a header manager that defines the Cookie header using my static 
cookie:

Then, my cookie manager explicitly stores that cookie:
 
This works fine for the first request, but the second request is 
missing my un cookie.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jennifer Ward
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Cookie Manager Question

2005-04-12 Thread Jennifer Ward 
Hello All,
I'm sending this again since it looks like my attachments got stripped 
out the first time.

I'm using JMeter to test a login session that basically involves 
sending two requests. The first request sends a static Cookie 
(predefined in my CSV file). The response for that request includes 
some set-cookie headers that I want to use for the request #2. However, 
I also want to include my static Cookie from the first request as so:

Request 1: GET /someurl
Cookie: un=123456
Response:
set-cookie: wosid=jGhVyqhtLM7s; version=1; path=/somepath
set-cookie: woinst=1; version=1; path=/somepath
Request 2: GET /someurl/login
Cookie: un=123456; woinst=1; wosid= jGhVyqhtLM7s
I've defined my test plan with the following User Parameters:
username  ${__CSVRead(...)}
password  ${__CSVRead(...)}
uname-cookie  ${__CSVRead(...)}
Then, a header manager that defines the Cookie header using my static 
cookie:

Cookie  ${uname-cookie}
Then, my cookie manager explicitly stores that cookie:
un  ${uname-cookie}
This works fine for the first request, but the second request is 
missing my un cookie.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jennifer Ward
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Re: Cookie Manager Question

2005-04-12 Thread sebb 
Have you got more than one cookie manager in the test plan?

If so, you need to make sure that they are not both in scope at the
same time, as only one will be actioned.

You can do this by adding each as a child of the relevant sampler.

S.
On 4/12/05, Jennifer Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello All,
 
 I'm sending this again since it looks like my attachments got stripped
 out the first time.
 
 I'm using JMeter to test a login session that basically involves
 sending two requests. The first request sends a static Cookie
 (predefined in my CSV file). The response for that request includes
 some set-cookie headers that I want to use for the request #2. However,
 I also want to include my static Cookie from the first request as so:
 
 Request 1: GET /someurl
 Cookie: un=123456
 
 Response:
 set-cookie: wosid=jGhVyqhtLM7s; version=1; path=/somepath
 set-cookie: woinst=1; version=1; path=/somepath
 
 Request 2: GET /someurl/login
 Cookie: un=123456; woinst=1; wosid= jGhVyqhtLM7s
 
 I've defined my test plan with the following User Parameters:
 
 username  ${__CSVRead(...)}
 password  ${__CSVRead(...)}
 uname-cookie  ${__CSVRead(...)}
 
 Then, a header manager that defines the Cookie header using my static
 cookie:
 
 Cookie  ${uname-cookie}
 
 Then, my cookie manager explicitly stores that cookie:
 
 un  ${uname-cookie}
 
 This works fine for the first request, but the second request is
 missing my un cookie.
 
 Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
 Thanks
 Jennifer Ward
 
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Re: Cookie Manager Question

2005-04-12 Thread Jennifer Ward 
No, there is only one cookie manager in my test plan.
The strange thing is that if I deselect Clear cookies each iteration 
then I end up with the following cookie for my second request:

Cookie: un=${uname-cookie}; wosid=lI3iPzwi; woinst=3; un=123456;
So, it's picking up the un cookie that I have stored in my cookie 
manager, but it's not resolving it.

Thanks for your help. I'd appreciate any further suggestions you may 
have.

Jennifer Ward
On Apr 12, 2005, at 4:24 PM, sebb wrote:
Have you got more than one cookie manager in the test plan?
If so, you need to make sure that they are not both in scope at the
same time, as only one will be actioned.
You can do this by adding each as a child of the relevant sampler.
S.
On 4/12/05, Jennifer Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I'm sending this again since it looks like my attachments got stripped
out the first time.
I'm using JMeter to test a login session that basically involves
sending two requests. The first request sends a static Cookie
(predefined in my CSV file). The response for that request includes
some set-cookie headers that I want to use for the request #2. 
However,
I also want to include my static Cookie from the first request as so:

Request 1: GET /someurl
Cookie: un=123456
Response:
set-cookie: wosid=jGhVyqhtLM7s; version=1; path=/somepath
set-cookie: woinst=1; version=1; path=/somepath
Request 2: GET /someurl/login
Cookie: un=123456; woinst=1; wosid= jGhVyqhtLM7s
I've defined my test plan with the following User Parameters:
username  ${__CSVRead(...)}
password  ${__CSVRead(...)}
uname-cookie  ${__CSVRead(...)}
Then, a header manager that defines the Cookie header using my static
cookie:
Cookie  ${uname-cookie}
Then, my cookie manager explicitly stores that cookie:
un  ${uname-cookie}
This works fine for the first request, but the second request is
missing my un cookie.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Jennifer Ward
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Re: Cookie Manager Question

2005-04-12 Thread sebb 
On 4/13/05, Jennifer Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 No, there is only one cookie manager in my test plan.
 
 The strange thing is that if I deselect Clear cookies each iteration
 then I end up with the following cookie for my second request:
 
 Cookie: un=${uname-cookie}; wosid=lI3iPzwi; woinst=3; un=123456;

If a variable is not recognised, it is left as is.

So either the variable is not defined, or the Cookie Manager is not
processing variables at all.

I now remember there was a bug for this:

http://issues.eu.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=28715

So it's not possible at present to use variables in the Cookie Manager.

Sorry, should have remembered that before...

 
 So, it's picking up the un cookie that I have stored in my cookie
 manager, but it's not resolving it.
 
 Thanks for your help. I'd appreciate any further suggestions you may
 have.
 
 Jennifer Ward
 
 On Apr 12, 2005, at 4:24 PM, sebb wrote:
 
  Have you got more than one cookie manager in the test plan?
 
  If so, you need to make sure that they are not both in scope at the
  same time, as only one will be actioned.
 
  You can do this by adding each as a child of the relevant sampler.
 
  S.
  On 4/12/05, Jennifer Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hello All,
 
  I'm sending this again since it looks like my attachments got stripped
  out the first time.
 
  I'm using JMeter to test a login session that basically involves
  sending two requests. The first request sends a static Cookie
  (predefined in my CSV file). The response for that request includes
  some set-cookie headers that I want to use for the request #2.
  However,
  I also want to include my static Cookie from the first request as so:
 
  Request 1: GET /someurl
  Cookie: un=123456
 
  Response:
  set-cookie: wosid=jGhVyqhtLM7s; version=1; path=/somepath
  set-cookie: woinst=1; version=1; path=/somepath
 
  Request 2: GET /someurl/login
  Cookie: un=123456; woinst=1; wosid= jGhVyqhtLM7s
 
  I've defined my test plan with the following User Parameters:
 
  username  ${__CSVRead(...)}
  password  ${__CSVRead(...)}
  uname-cookie  ${__CSVRead(...)}
 
  Then, a header manager that defines the Cookie header using my static
  cookie:
 
  Cookie  ${uname-cookie}
 
  Then, my cookie manager explicitly stores that cookie:
 
  un  ${uname-cookie}
 
  This works fine for the first request, but the second request is
  missing my un cookie.
 
  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
  Thanks
  Jennifer Ward
 
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