Thanks Sebb. Yes, the XML assertion doesn't do any validation.
Thanks for the tip about BeanShell - I hadn't used it before. I've just
downloaded and played around with it - impressive.
The Jmeter 2.0.1 documentation indicates that BeanShell is separate from
JMeter. Can anyone point me to docume
Sorry, all,
I know why I have this problem, and no need to bother you all now.
AL
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From: Liao, Avian
Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 5:21 PM
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Subject: JDBC request question
Hi, All,
When I add a JDBC request to my test plan ( I have some
Sorry, that's the end of my experience. I followed the instructions on
several occasions and it worked fine. I got the information from the Sun
Java web site.
I'd suggest just running a simple java program that connects to the site
and get that working first. Getting it working in JMeter should fo
do you see any errors in jmeter.log in the bin directory?
peter
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> Hi, All,
>
> When I add a JDBC request to my test plan ( I have some Select SQL query on
> it), after I click "Run", the result turns out fine, but the J
Hi, All,
When I add a JDBC request to my test plan ( I have some Select SQL query on
it), after I click "Run", the result turns out fine, but the Jmeter seems still
run the program. I check the log file, there it points out that my thread
database is done. But how the program still shows the r
Hi, Craig,
Thanks for your detailed instruction, and I tried to follow all your
instruction as the following:
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1. Copy the cert file to C:\. I named it erfx.cer
2. run the keytool
3. remember the password as mywebsite
C:\>keytool -import -ke
I am using 2.0.1.
I right click on the Graph Result note and choose Save As, it only lets me
save as jmx file.
Where should I see this "save as graph"?
Thanks,
Charles Li
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Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 2:53 PM
To: JMeter Users
that would depend on which version you're using. in the current HEAD,
there's a "save as graph" feature, which will save any listener or
sampler as a PNG. It may or may not work with the data file from
older versions.
I forget if it is included in the latest release that Sebastian just created.
Thanks to everyone. I finally got JMeter to run tests on my sample
application.
I am now trying to run several testing using different number of threads/
users.
I would like to put the graph from the graph result in to a document to
present to the management.
I save the data to a file with extensi
You need a security certificate to access that particular secure site.
This is part of the ssl layer in the JVM. The following are some
instructions to do this.
1. Go to your SECURE site which you are trying to access.
2. Click on the lock icon at the right corner(I am assuming you are
using IE).
Hi,
I tried to do load testing for our Https site, and in my log file, I saw the
following message:
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ERROR - jmeter.util.SSLManager: Couldn't load keystore java.lang.Exception: No
key found
at
org.apache.jmeter.util
Hi,
I tried to do load testing for our Https site, and in my log file, I saw the
following message:
=
ERROR - jmeter.util.SSLManager: Couldn't load keystore java.lang.Exception: No
key found
at
org.apache.jmeter.util.
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> Problem
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> You want to randomly contruct strings from a set of strings that vary by a
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I am having problem with the proxy recorder. I will try out Badboy.
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Dear Mr. Li:
Perhaps a simple work-around for your problem would be to record the log-on
sequence. I use Badboy to record series of HTTP requests, because I was not
able to get the JMeter HTTP proxy recorder to record. (Other users have
succeeded with it, though.) Badboy includes a web browser
Sebb,
I've adjusted my Testplan as follows:
> Test Plan
> Thread Group
> HTTP Request
> User Defined Variables (definition of rn1 and rn2)
> User Parameters (defition of rn3)
> View Results Tree
When I run this testplan I see in the first request that rn1 and rn2 are not
e
Hi *,
I am trying to test the following situation with JMeter:
I have a jsp page (X.jsp) that needs a large amount of data to be retrieved
from the db and processed.
It takes a lot of time to get the response from the server and sometimes times
out.
To solve this, I have another wait page (Wa
Dunno without looking at the code, but it looks like the UDV is being
evaluated before the test has fully started.
Try using the Pre-Processor User Parameters instead.
S.
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 16:41:41 +0100, Coret Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I´ve got the User Defined Variable "rn1" in my
Looks like POST is being used:
The post parameters are the Input fields on the form, which look to be
called j_username and j_password.
However, you might find it easiest to record a sample login using the
JMeter Proxy server.
S.
On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:30:50 -0500, Li, Charles
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that means the login is form based.
basic authentication is when the browser pops-up a login prompt.
just add the request parameters to the sampler and it should work. to
verify, you can add a listener like view results in tree and see what
the server returns
peter
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I´ve got the User Defined Variable "rn1" in my Thread Group defined as
"${__Random(0,3,rn1)}". I use this variable in the HTTP Request. The Thread
Group has a loop count of 6. When I look at the View Results Tree I see
"${__Random(0,3,rn1)}" in the first request, in the following requests I see
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How can I tell?
The login page has fields for me to enter username and password.
Thanks,
Charles Li
This is the source of the page:
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OTN WebStore Login Page
function submitForm() {
var frm = document.login;
// Check if all the required fields hav
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in other words. is the username passed as request parameters, or
basic authentication?
peter
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> I have a sample application that I want to use for load test with
I have a sample application that I want to use for load test with JMeter.
How do I pass in username and password to test pages that are protected by
authentication?
In the source, I have the following:
if( frm.j_username.value == "" ) {
alert("Please ent
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There is an XML Assertion, but I don't know if it supports checking
against a schema - I think it just checks if the doc is well-formed. I
guess this could be extended to add further checking.
You can use the Save Responses test element to save all the documents
to a file, and perform the checking
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