I've used jmeter on a ton of .Net webapps for the company I work for.
Your two biggest hurdles are viewstate and eventvalidation. You could
argue endlessly about the efficacy and validity of those two things,
but I digress. Many .Net webapps use them.
Add the cookie manager, do all the other s
Well the script was originally recorded with jmeter's proxy (I
reordered it per your suggestions, and it still does the same thing).
A near duplicate is made with badboy, and that recorded script has the
same issue.
Walking through the login using firebug (a firefox plugin), I see the
cookie set
Hello all.
I'm testing a website right now that uses javascript to set a cookie upon login.
Now, this javascript is really simple, so I can easily trace it, and
figure out the content of the cookie.
I've setup a cookie manager, and added a cookie that should be
identical to the one javascript sets
Well from my limited experience, I'm going to say either your page is
using redirects for non-authenticated users (and since your test isn't
right you're just snagging the redirect each time), or because of a
mis-set or missing variable (like viewstate or eventvalidation if your
using dotnet) your
In the title for that sampler I use the ${variablename} just so I'll
see it in my log, and it's replaced with what it should be. it's
finding it well enough to insert it there
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Umm, looking at that page, it looks like it just covers pulling a
variable out using a regex and applying it as the value for a get/post
variable, but not the variable name itself.
Perhaps I didn't word my original post right: I'm trying to do this
right now, and when I view the log, in the query
Is it possible to do variable substitution for post/get variable names?
That is I have an http sampler, and it passes this query string for example:
GENERATED_LINK_NAME.x=10&GENERATED_LINK_NAME.y=7
I'm using a regex extractor to grab the name of that varible (in this
odd case the value the varia
I know that if I have a variable, say password=ncc1701, and I record a
test, all instances of ncc1701 will be replaced with ${password}.
Now I'm using a regular expression to pull out certain variables (like
viewstate) from each page in my test, and passing it back on almost
every page.
The prob
Well, probably you want (.*?) to make it not greedy...
I'm a bit of a broken record, but I'll say, go to this web page
http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/demo.html which is a demo applet for the
regex engine that jmeter users. Use the default settings, copy and
paste the source from the page you're t
So I'm trying to make a bit of a big test, that has multiple thread
groups. The thing is, I wanted them to run one after the other, not
simultaneously.
The first thread group, which simulates 9 users, needs to complete
before the second thread group, which simulates only one user, will
work.
Th
Give a bit more info about what you need to extract.
I've just wrestled through a few Regex issues myself thanks to this
list and the jakarta ORO demonstration applet
(http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/demo.html). ORO is what jmeter uses
for regexes, so that applet is a good way to see exactly what
The only error in the jmeter log is a failed assertion result (I had
it check that the response did not contain Server Error), and that the
server returned an error code.
The site is not public, it lives on my companies intranet.
--Kyle
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Nope. Just a SLEW of postbacks and some ajax.
In some simpler tests on a different webapp, I had similar behavior
when uploading files via the browser, but in that case the recorded
script worked, even though the browser/webapp didn't during recording.
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oops one more thing:
the recorded script works properly for some of recording, even some
of the parts that cause the webapp to error.
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ou mean that the browser does not work properly via the proxy, or
that the recorded test plan does not play back?
On 12/12/06, Kyle Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got an(other?!) odd issue: when I record using jmeter's proxy,
> certain dynamic sites die that
I've got an(other?!) odd issue: when I record using jmeter's proxy,
certain dynamic sites die that work otherwise. Obviously this makes
recording and testing such sites difficult.
Has anyone else come across behavior like this? Are there better
proxies or known work-arounds to jmeter's builtin
Ahh. Here it is
2006/12/08 18:42:25 INFO - jmeter.engine.StandardJMeterEngine:
Listeners will be started after enabling running version
2006/12/08 18:42:25 INFO - jmeter.engine.StandardJMeterEngine: To
revert to the earlier behaviour, define jmeterengine.startlistenerslat
er=false
2006/12
Sadly no, none of the sites I'm testing can be publicly accessed.
What I can find about the plans and sites that DO work vs those that
don't is that it depends on the site (yes I'm on several
testing-projects at once). For all, the viewstate and eventvalidation
must be included, either recorded
I'm trying to launch jmeter-server on a linux box and it keeps on
dying. According to the process list and netstat rmiregistry is
running and taking up port 1099. Given what's said in the manual, I
thought maybe I could just re-launch jmeter using the -s flag. Still
it dies immediately, with no
Humm. I'm beginning to think viewstates are a sordid business.
After much trial and error a few things seem to help the situation,
that should have seemed obvious.. like I need to check the encode box
when I pass the viewstate and eventvalidation variables back. Still
it doesn't solve everythin
So I've got jmeter successfully grabbing the viewstate for each and
every page that's popped in my test, and I've even got the
eventvalidation variable going too.
If I leave the hardcoded viewstate strings in the test, the test runs
fine over and over as long as the data on the page is the same..
Well, my take would be to copy and paste a representative sample of
the generated html into this
applet(http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/demo.html), then write a regular
expression that finds that number. (you probably already know that
part)
It's silly, but to see the result of the regex in my test
Sibling extractors work on everything in scope?
Wowzers. This test just got a fair amount simpler.
Thanks again.
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Ha ha!
The regex extraction that works for retrieving viewstate (just in case
anyone was following this thread and wondering)
Point the regular expression extractor at the body
use the regular expression
and don't forget to use the first group out of the variable.
IE if you use the name myview
Hum. I don't know if it would be in the body, but it makes sense, on
second thought, that it wouldn't be in the url (it's post not get).
> Reference Name: viewstate
> O Body O Headers X URL
does this mean you are checking against the URL?
And yes, that meant it was checking against the URL, t
This should be obvious, but since when is should reality?
OK, so I'm trying to extract the viewstate out of a dotnet app.
Jmeter recorded it just fine, but of course, that recording won't
quite work due to the viewstate stuff.
So I figured, I'd just put a regex extractor in the sampler that
retu
If you want to make sure, use the applet on this page to test the
regex, this is using the exact same lib as jmeter does
http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/demo.html
(it helped me a ton in the past two days)
--Kyle
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Another probably newb question
Is there a way to get user defined variables to work inside of
interleave controllers? I tried plain User Defined Variables inside of
the interleave, and when that didn't work, I tried using simple
controllers to hold them, still no go.
Some details:
I've got
Ahh, I found my problem using the
http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/demo.html page's applet to test my regex
(oro is a bit different than other regex engines I think..)
This maybe a touch long, but I hope this will help other folks who've
struggled with the regex extractor.
My original was
SelectRow
Thanks!
I'ts still not 100%, but closer. Now instead of a having ${product}
show up in the log, at least it's blank..
If I'm referencing a ${variable} in a regex I don't need to escape it right?
On 11/28/06, Daniel L. Gregoire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey, I'm trying to use a regular exp
Hey, I'm trying to use a regular expression extractor, and it's just
not working. Hopefully someone will be able to tell me what I'm doing
wrong.
The regex extractor is a child of an http sampler, and the variable
it's supposed to set is used a few samplers later, but when it
happens, I actually
t, but you may not be taking advantage of it.
I think the default for heap may be 256MB, as set in jmeter.bat. I'd
make this value a bunch bigger if you haven't already. I have had
problems with crashes when this was not sufficient for a very large
script.
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Wish I could use a different OS sometimes ;)
No, the machine isn't running out of ram, It's got 2Gigs and shows
free memory even.
That said there are a bunch of listeners (assertion, graph, summary
and view results in table)
--Kyle
On 11/28/06, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Never seen this m
Jmeter is repeatedly crashing my XP Pro box (yes the jre is fully
updated). It usually happens if I close jemter after it's been
running for more than a day, or if I start recording via the built in
proxy after jmeter was open for awhile.
Anyone else have this experience? Any fixes?
--Kyle
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Hi,
I've got a quick q about xpath extractors in jmeter. Do they
support functions like fn:starts-with()?
I was trying to do something like this:
/some/path/option[fn:starts-with(@value,'${group}')]/@value
and it's throwing a "TransformerException: Prefix must resolve to a
namespace: fn"
Th
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