Not wanting to rain on anyone's parade, but what sort of functionality are
you after? Have you considered something like big brother
(http://bb4.com/) which already does this sort of thing?
cheers
dim
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 28/08/2003 11:27:36 PM
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Hi Mike,
I can record things with http. But my question is, once I have all the recorded http
requests in my jmeter testplan, how to run that as https? Because I just have to click
Remote Start inside Jmeter to replay what I've recorded. So should I go into each
recorded http request and change
Turning https on and off is a server-side thing. The developers of
the server app should know how to do this. Ideally, the app could
run with both http and https simultaneously so you could record via
http and play back against https.
-Mike
On 28 Aug 2003 at 14:58, Parekh, Hardik (IndSys, GE
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JMeter can test https, but the proxy can't record it. It's pretty much
not possible to write such a proxy. Badboy can record ssl because
it works from within IE, and you can export a jmeter script that
jmeter can run. Alternatively, you can turn https off during
rec
Thanks for answers.
How do you implement the second solution, turning htpps on while running the recorded
script? Can you please elaborate on this step by step?
Thanks,
hp.
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To:
Hello,
I'm not sure about your first question.
There's currently no way to prevent the wrapping in Graph Results.
This is one of the areas we're hoping to improve for the next major
release...although we're not exactly sure what we will be changing yet.
One way to do a quick fix would be
Hi,
Am just starting to use JMeter, and have a simple question about the Graph
Results and Graph Full Results Listeners.
- what do you have to do to get the Graph Full Results working?! It just
shows me the first two steps as text, and then nothing!
- is there any way to get the Graph Results l
I've included this as a FAQ question:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?JMeterFAQ
-Mike
On 28 Aug 2003 at 17:37, Brandon Ulrich wrote:
> You can't record ssl pages through the proxy.
>
> Brandon
>
> From the jmeter-user archive:
>
> Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 19:46:09 -0700
>
> Not i
You can't record ssl pages through the proxy.
Brandon
>From the jmeter-user archive:
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 19:46:09 -0700
Not in JMeter.
-Mike
On 22 Aug 2003 at 17:50, Desai, Mehul P wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using version 1.9.1 - I am unable to record ssl pages - I get
a page
> cannot be di
JMeter can test https, but the proxy can't record it. It's pretty much
not possible to write such a proxy. Badboy can record ssl because
it works from within IE, and you can export a jmeter script that
jmeter can run. Alternatively, you can turn https off during
recording and turn it back on
The proxy does not support SSL (and it's highly unlikely that it ever
will). You need to do the recording on HTTP and switch to HTTP later for
the test.
--
Salut,
Jordi.
Parekh, Hardik (IndSys, GE Interlogix) wrote:
Hi,
According to documentation, jmeter 1.9.1 should handle ssl(https) itself
Regarding these problems running remotely: You must be very
sure that the jar files on each machine are exactly the same - this
does not mean exactly the same source compiled on each
machine, it means exactly the same jars copied from a single
source (ie, the 1.9.1 distribution).
If you are at
Hi,
According to documentation, jmeter 1.9.1 should handle ssl(https) itself
without doing anything extra setting. But, it's just not recording with the
proxy. I'm using jdk 1.4.0
Do I still need to download jsse and add some jars and change
jmeter.properties?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
BTW, running 1.9.1 server and client.
-- Original Message --
From: "Jon Steelman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2003 09:33:43 -0400
>I get this when trying to start a remote test plan. Another machine is able to
>execu
seems to be what i am thinking about and as you said you go further...
i need less flexibility but perhaps a bit easier monitoring interface (our
operators should be able to see the status of all applications just
looking over one view [they would do that whenever an email or other
notification
I unfortunately can not give you my actual scripts, because of where I
work.
But I did make a sample script and it has the same problem.
I used 1.8.1 and created the file Figureoutproblem_1.8.1.jmx.
I used 1.9.1 and read in the previous file and saved it as
Figureoutproblem_1.9.1.jmx.
I am sti
(Apologies if this is received twice, but we're having real trouble with our internal
email and
I don't know if the first one got sent).
I'm starting the server using the script provided. There are no errors mentioned on
startup. ps
-A shows the RMIRegistry and JMeter running.
On the client, I
I get this when trying to start a remote test plan. Another machine is able to execute
the plan remotely just fine. Has anyone seen this? Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jon
C:\Projects, Idea\AfterBOT Actual\receiptsplus\config\test\jmeter\Jon Test Plan.jmx
08/27/2003 4:16:57 PM WARN - jmeter.engine.Client
I was using the supplied jmeter-server script, which seemed to be fine, no errors or
anything
during startup - ps -A showed both the rmiregistry and jmeter running.
I tried running a remote test twice (Only a simple one, 1 thread and 20 HTTPs) and
nothing
happened. Both times the GUI hung for ab
I want to know exactly how you start the jmeter server process on the solaris box, and
what
errors are appearing in the jmeter.log files of both the client and server machines.
-Mike
On 28 Aug 2003 at 13:00, Duncan Frostick wrote:
> Ok, I've opened port 1099 (rmiregistry) on the server and now
I'm actually working on a jmeter monitor for Tomcat. So far I've been focusing on
Tomcat, since well I use Tomcat. Mike and I have been discussing this for a couple
weeks now and I'm also talking to remy about providing support in Tomcat to facilitate
this.
my plans so far is this.
1. upda
On the server, after you started the RMI service, did you start jmeter
with the -s option?
Regards,
Vishal.
Duncan Frostick wrote:
Ok, I've opened port 1099 (rmiregistry) on the server and now I don't get the Bad
call to remote host error, but now the tests simply wont start. After I click remote
Ok, I've opened port 1099 (rmiregistry) on the server and now I don't get the Bad
call to remote host error, but now the tests simply wont start. After I click remote
start on the server I want, the green indicator is not turned on and no results are
returned.
What could possibly be going wrong, t
Hi,
I thought about monitoring our web farm using JMeter. I would write a
console to view all unsucessfull polls on one spot and extend the
listeners. Of course that console would need to do alerting as well but
thats somewhat out of scope... (and quite easy using java)
Has anyone done such a
I think there is an rmi service that you have start on the server as
well. Did the documentation say anything about that?
Make sure that you do a ps -ef | grep rmi and see a process for the
rmiregistry running.
Regards,
Vishal.
Duncan Frostick wrote:
I have a JMeter 1.9.1 server on a Solaris bo
Mehul,
You may want to post the pattern you are trying to match as well.
That will help you get your answer quickly.
\D is the pattern for non numeric characters.
Regards,
Vishal.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use regular expressions all the time in assertions - they work fine.
I'm not sur
I have a JMeter 1.9.1 server on a Solaris box and a 1.9.1 client on a Win98 and
a Win2k box. I'm trying to control the server from either the Win98 or Win2k box
but everytime I try to run a test plan remotely on either (using Remote
Start>172.26.0.12) I get a 'Bad call to remote host' box pop up tw
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