Hi,
- Thanks for all the responses so far regarding my other issues I have raised. I
truly appreciate the advice and help! I promise that once I get this stuff working, I
will contribute to the next build by adding some new demo portlets (or expand on some
of the existing ones) if folks agre
Hello,
I have tested our Jetspeed application with JMeter - using a login page and then
hitting a page with our portlets, changing the CGI parameters for different
functionality.
I use the Http Cookie Manager and it seems to work for me.
I am attaching a sanitized, small version of our testplan
Jetspeed may also (pure speculation) be using hidden values in the request to
determine actions or something (which will not be in your JMeter requests unless you
explicitly add them). I would check the source of the page returned when a user logs
in (manually) to see if there's anything that m
De : Mike Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Hi Mark,
> To be clear, what I am trying to do is (within a JSP
> Portlet) present a hyperlink (with some attached request
> parameters) that refers to itself within the normal context.
> Is there some other link type (tag) I can use to do t
I had the same need and overwrote the getTitle() method (by subclassing
JspPortlet in my case). Left for me is now to find the language/locale
from somewhere to pass on to one of the
Localization.getString(String,...) methods. Any pointers on how to get
that inside the getTitle() method?
--
Ki
De : Ching Chen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Hi,
>
> I know this is a JMeter question, but I thought maybe some of
> you have used
> it to test your Jetspeed application, and so may be able to help me.
>
> Has anyone successfully tested a Jetspeed application using JMeter?
> I am trying to be
