Maybe you want to use the URL REWRITE MODIFIER that stores the session ID
and replaces it in every request. (if you use session id in you r URL.. Else
there is the posibility to use the cookie manager that fetches the cookies,
and you can use them as normal variables for assertions ..
Maybe you s
Hi,
I need to emulate a client's behavior with Jemeter. The client connects to
the server via TCP. The connection is set up on login and kept throughout
the session, where transactions are exchanged with the server.
Any way of doing his with Jmeter? I probably need to open a TCP socket on
start
sorry I mistook it for HTTP and gave the reply. kindly skip it
Ravi shankar S
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Mike -
I escaped the file specifications, as you suggested - "C:\\in.jmx" -
works fine now.
Thanks for your input!
Mark
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From: Michael Stover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 8:23 AM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Re: Problem Remote
I'm attempting to use JMeter to set up an HTTP test request to a SOAP
service that is of "multipart" type, separated by a MIME boundary. The
first object sent is a soap message, followed by another XML file, and
then possibly followed by an additional file of varying type (pdf, doc,
text, etc.).
I use BadBoy to record a web application and then I export that script to
jmeter and it works fine, the use of BadBoy is very easy, just try with it
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From: Anusha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Miércoles, 20 de Julio de 2005 02:57 a.m.
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re:
Well, now that i have played around more with Jmeter functions and
scripting, actually got the source from CVS, looked at it, learned how to
use BeanShells or modify them .. I think I was quite productive.
I am a Java Coder and I really think about the Idea to write a spider
Component, but I first
No, that should be just for testing.. I want to crawl my page, recording the
response times from each link of a specific domain an durl pattern given.
In future it should find a link, jump to that page, parse it, look if there
is something like a formlar and fill in one of my predefined user varia
On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 14:53 +0200, Christian Baumgartner wrote:
> Well, first thank you for your suggestions, that helps me really much..
>
> I actually haven't figured out, how to use the Link Extracotr (HTTP HTML
> LINK PARSER), it doesn't work i think. And then there is the problem about
> the
I see no reason why that shouldn't work just as you expect. Do you
provide your regex with a default value? Do you set the variable name
in the regex extractor component to "userid" (ie not "${userid}")?
-Mike
On Tue, 2005-07-19 at 23:54 -0400, Jen Lee wrote:
> Hi - I am new to jmeter, and have
to really spider a website completely, a different tool should be
used. there are link checker tools out there, so maybe that will fit
your needs.
peter
On 7/20/05, Michael Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If that is your literal test script, then the reason it doesn't work is
> because the H
The test tree appears to be null - maybe "-tC:\in.jmx" is not a valid
way to specify options. Try leaving a space between, ie:
jmeter -n -r -Jremote_hosts=client1,client2 -t C:\in.jmx -l C:\out.jtl
it's also possible you need to escape the '\', as in "C:\\in.jmx"
In any case, JMeter seems to be
If that is your literal test script, then the reason it doesn't work is
because the HTTP HTML Link Parser is looking for a previous response
from which to parse the path info. Since you only have one sampler,
there is no previous response the first time, and so the path value (.*)
is not replaced,
Well, first thank you for your suggestions, that helps me really much..
I actually haven't figured out, how to use the Link Extracotr (HTTP HTML
LINK PARSER), it doesn't work i think. And then there is the problem about
the depth. I haven't found a tool/object for that kind of recusion.
With the R
In theory, you can use BeanShell Sampler to do anything - it's just a
way of writing Java code that can be executed by JMeter to perform a
sample. For example, you could write java code to scan the file system
looking for strings in a file.
As far as JMeter is concerned, a sampler is called to per
the simple way to do it is to record using HTTP and then change it to
https. there's a new tutorial in CVS with step-by-step instructions
for jmeter proxy.
it's really quite simple. if you add http default before you start
recording, each sample will not have the protocol set. once you're
done,
So am i able to use beanshells to perform like a webspider, crawling through
my pages, each link of them, to a specific link-depth, and record the
request timings, succsessful page load and so on?
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Juli
The BeanShell Sampler can be used to write a script to perform a single sample.
BeanShell can also be used to create functions and Assertions.
It's not possible to use BeanShell as a scripting language to _control_JMeter.
The JMeter engine uses its own "language", which is what is recorded
in th
u can do that,
For eg:
Admin logs in using a page called "AdminLogin", and adds users thru a page
called "AddUsers" and logs off thru "AdminLogOff"
User logs in using "UserLogin" and reports thru "ReportDefectPage"
Then in ur testplan, u create a single threadgroup under it u add http request
sa
Hi,
My doubt is regarding the value of Response Time.
Even when there has been no response from the Server, a time is provided.
What is the significance of this time.
Rgds
Anu
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Hi All,
I just saw the FAQ and it says Jmeter cannot do https recording. Refer to :
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ#head-d630f7b6ea60009ad0e9159479219857aa7af510
Anusha
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Is the Target Controller pointing to object that exists?
From: "Anusha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "JMeter Users List"
Subject: Re: HTTPS - recording not working
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 16:40:12 +0800
Yes, I did start the proxy server.
- Original Message -
Fro
Thanks, i already had a look on OpenSTA but I prefer working on all
platforms.. But in this context -> I read something about BeanShell
integration. Is that a posibility to do some scripting? And how can i
realize it?
I found the BeanShell Sampler, but the Docu doesn't really give an
meaningful ex
Hi,
I have recorded two scenarios i.e.
scenario 1.) i will login as admin and create users.
2.) i will login as user and report the details of the defect.
these are the two senarios, it will work fine in sequential order,i.e.admin
will create n number of users at one
Yes, I did start the proxy server.
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From: "Steven Murphy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 4:27 PM
Subject: Re: HTTPS - recording not working
> You didn't mention that you created and started the Proxy Server.
>
> Did you just neglate to include
Jmeter's recording proxy is not capable of recording https requests.
Check this link, it is clearly given here
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ#head-d630f7b6ea60009ad0e9159479219857aa7af510
It is stated there that u can use BadBoy for recording https requestsm, though
I never use
Have you added HTTP Proxy Server under WorkBench ?
If so provide the same port "8090" in WorkBench -> HTTP Proxy Server ->
Port
PS: I assume that firewall is not there
Ravi shankar S
"Anusha"
You didn't mention that you created and started the Proxy Server.
Did you just neglate to include it in your email or is that what you meant
then you said "Then I start the recording"?
Steve
From: "Anusha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "JMeter Users List"
Subject: R
Hi!
I set my IE browser LAN settings to "localhost" and port "8090". Then in
JMeter I created a thread group, then a http cookie manager. Then I start
the recording. On the browser i go to
https://itepstest.finet.bnm.gov.my/iteps/CMSMainIndex.html.
But the page comes out as page cannot be display
OpenSTA (http://www.opensta.org/) is another open-source tool and it use a
scripting language to record test plan. It only run under windows.
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Christian Baumgartner
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : mercredi 20 juillet 2005 10:03
> À : JMeter Mailinglist
Hi Jen,
I haven't tried this for an XML-RPC request, however, it sounds similar
to something that I wanted to do with a SOAP request. Variable
substitution is currently not supported for XML elements in JMeter.
I have added an enhancement report:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.c
Anusha,
Jmeter doesn't support HTTPS recording.
However execution is possible.
U can record ur script in babboy, as it supports
https.
--- Christian Baumgartner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe you post what you tried already? Than it is
> easier to say what's
> eventually wrong.
> Which ve
Are there any other tools that are that comfortable like jmeter, but also
have some skripting languages build in?
Sometimes it's really hard to make logic sequences with the 'lego'-like
structure of jmeter, and scripting would be easier..
fg
Maybe you post what you tried already? Than it is easier to say what's
eventually wrong.
Which version of jmeter are you using? Older versions did'nt support https
for example.
fg
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Von: Anusha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Juli 2005 08:59
A
Hi !
I am trying to record my web application that use the https protocol. But I am
unable to do that with JMeter. Is there a way to get it going? Please give me
some suggestions.
Thank you.
Regards,
Anusha
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