Then I think your question revolves around the JMS element - not UDVs :)
-Original Message-
From: Noel O'Brien [mailto:nobr...@newbay.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 12:00 PM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Cc: Steve Kapinos
Subject: Re: When are paramerters/variables res
Where are the UDVs compared to your samplers? They are not valid until
that element has been processed by the test plan.
You can use properties which would be available from the start.
-Original Message-
From: Noel O'Brien [mailto:nobr...@newbay.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 10
They are not saved as variables. If you are already using the debug
sample, then I assume you are using the results tree as well? Simply
look at the 'response' tab for your sampler in the results tree to see
what was used
-Original Message-
From: yaroslav1 [mailto:slavk...@yahoo.com]
Se
If you want to aggragate results over multiple independent runs, you
must use external processing of the logs to get the results you want.
This is not hard using common scripting languages or writing a simple
utility yourself. We wrote a simple app that aggragates values from
test results, puts th
If using server-client authentication, rather then a forms based
authentication.. normally you don't log out. You just close the
browser session or don't supply the authentication in the request.
I'd look at what your two samplers are actually doing and verify they
are needed.
-Original Mes
;tab? The request tab for the http sampler is going to show what is
sent
>to the server.
the values its showing is in 'view result tree''s response data tab. but
the
request tab is not showing any values. i have attached a screenshot of
'view
results tree's' requ
>2. on 'view results tree' its showing its fetching the values correctly
from
>csv file.
Where? In the debug sampler or the actual http sampler in the request
tab? The request tab for the http sampler is going to show what is sent
to the server.
Debug Sampler = show you what vales each variable
going into
Database)????
Steve Kapinos wrote:
>
> Then you probably haven't configured your sampler correctly.
>
> Adding a debug sampler at the stage where your sampler is, and you can
> see the state of all variables at that time in the view results from
> tree.
&g
e:
>
> Use Save Response to a File and load the file using a browser.
>
> On 28/01/2009, porobashi wrote:
>>
>> added 'view results tree', for registration page, on response data
tab
>> its
>> showing "Response too large to be displayed. Size: 288
Add 'view results tree' listeners so you can watch what the sent data
and response data is to the server.
Then you'll have to debug what your form wants and what its responding
to you.
-Original Message-
From: porobashi [mailto:poroba...@rocketmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009
You must know and decide which fields to send in a form - that's
completely separate from the CSV reader.
All the CSV data reader is used for is to populate variables with values
from a file. You define what variables are used to hold the values from
your CSV file.
Then you use those variables i
ormat.
Br,
Farid.
Steve Kapinos wrote:
>
> Just ensure you fill in all the fields including realm. Make sure
your
> URL field has a valid match in it for the site.
>
> Are you logging in with a domain user or local machine account? If
> using a machine account, put the mac
Look in jmeter.log probably
Permissions on file directory? File paths changed?
-Original Message-
From: Duncan Davidson [mailto:ddavi...@staffmail.ed.ac.uk]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 9:56 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Remote testing
Hi
I have been running a test remotely and
Just ensure you fill in all the fields including realm. Make sure your
URL field has a valid match in it for the site.
Are you logging in with a domain user or local machine account? If
using a machine account, put the machine name in both the domain and
realm fields.
Use a packet sniffer (and
>1) First i want to check the login page of my website that it works
correct or not, if someone have any idea to test it, then please help me
We don't know how your login page works - and each can be different.
You should add assertion tests to your login sampler to ensure it
returns the response
B0o7HfW8A. All these are
created on the fly by squirrelmail.
Hope now you are able to understand the problem. Do let me know please how
to extract using post processor because its not clearly visible in jmx.
Really Appreciate your help.
Steve Kapinos wrote:
>
> Not familiar with the int
Not familiar with the interaction of squirrelmail.. or how you are doing your
test (why would the client know or have access to the server's filesystem at
all?) but if the server is generating some value you wish to use again.. the
general theory is you must extract the server generated value f
Why not set it to 50 threads... loop forever.. and put a test action in
to stop each thread when it reaches EOF from the CSV file. Simple if
your variables are EOF, then end thread. Eventually as each thread
finishes its current task.. it will read in EOF on the next loop and
stop gracefully.
--
Why not follow the redirect manually rather then automatically? Extract
the path from the response header with regex and feed that as your path
into the next sample. How can Jmeter know which server you want to hit?
You need to tell it explicitly.
-Original Message-
From: David Provan [m
Replace your Simple Controller (or add as parent) with a Transaction
Controller and use the 'generate parent sample' option. This will
create a sample that is a sum of all its children.
-Original Message-
From: Duncan Davidson [mailto:ddavi...@staffmail.ed.ac.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, January 2
Add a View Results in Tree Listener, run your test, then look at the
listener results. Look at all the results in red in the request and
response tabs to see what was sent, and what came back. From there..
look at what the errors are and determine why
-Original Message-
From: baiju [mail
The general notion of what you are talking about are called Assertions.
You apply tests to the results to mark them as good or not. How
easy/hard to do this will vary based on how the data is presented and
what you are comparing against. The simplest ideas are using regular
expressions to hunt fo
__viewstate and __eventvalidation will tend to vary.
__eventtarget's significance will depend on the application... but if
__viewstate or __eventvalidation are incorrect, ASP.NET will spit it out
with a 500 error.
I do a GET on the page, extract with regex __viewstate and
__eventvalidation and su
This page should be a good start for you
http://www.regular-expressions.info/tutorial.html
If you are looking for 177 from
input type="checkbox" name="seleccionado" value="177"
Don't be complicated.. you know the checkbox name is unique, so use a simple
expression
input type="checkbox" name="
Nevermind.. I see the text block in the manual now about nesting a
simple controller
-Original Message-
From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:steve.kapi...@tandberg.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2009 2:33 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: response assertion under transaction controller
My test
My test setup has a transaction controller set to generate a parent
sample, with several http samplers as children, there is also a Duration
Assertion. These elements all work, including having the Duration
assertion applying to each of the http samplers.
Transaction Controler
| - http sampler
If its a value you want to use that is not thread specific, what you are
looking for is a property.
You can assign a default value when you call the property using the __P
function. There is an arguement that will be used if the property is not
already defined. http://jakarta.apache.org/jmete
>If the thread takes too long (more than 5 seconds) to stop, then
>JMeter logs the fact.
In this case, I saw responses as high as 75 seconds - so that is
certainly likely.
>> The warn 2008/12/22 05:01:01 WARN - jmeter.sampler.TestAction:
Could
>> not create number from
>That should only be re
t
close off its logs.
-Original Message-----
From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:steve.kapi...@tandberg.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2008 11:23 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: jmeter not closing xml log files
Jmeter 2.3.2 on win2003
My test writes a series of different log files in xml format.
Jmeter 2.3.2 on win2003
My test writes a series of different log files in xml format. I noticed
now tho that the run doesn't seem to complete proper because the xml log
files do not have the closing tag they should have.
There doesn't seem to be much in the jmeter log file either. The only
thi
When using the httpclient sampler and keep-alive setting... when does it
close a connection? The last sampler to NOT have the checkbox marked?
Does the connection automatically reset at the end of a loop through a
thread? Is the state shared at all between threads?
Thx
Steve
-
In the test plan, in the thread group settings, populate those fields
with functions that evaluate a property.
So you make up a bunch of parameters, something like
pThreadGroup1
pThreadGroup1ramp
pThreadGroup2
pThreadGroup2ramp
...
Etc
In the test plan itself, define the number of users for Thre
I think you need a baseline understanding of the html you are trying to
mimmick.
You don't 'check the checkbox'... your browser renders some data from
the server.. you the user see the rendering.. and the browser sends back
data based on the input you created. With headless testing, there is no
u
>So my requirement is that I need to get some value from response and
use
>that value as parameter value in next request.
So get the request, process it with whatever method you want, like a
regex or xml sampler, feed that into a property, and then generate your
request.
Replace the javascript's
Depends on how tightly you want to control how many interactions of each
task, and the timing between them
A simple way is to simply create 4 thread groups.. with each thread
group running 25 threads composed of each task.
This will give you 100 simultaneous sessions. You can get more slick
with
;> nuevoIdNodo =(.*) <\Wscript>
*Template:
$1$
And I don't see any value in the variable
-Original Message-
From: Jose Pablo Sarco
Sent: Miércoles, 03 de Diciembre de 2008 03:08 p.m.
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: How extract values from an XML response?
Yeah, I tried it b
Use the regex extractor component to pull it from the body of the response
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Regular_Expression_Extractor
-Original Message-
From: Jose Pablo Sarco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 2:38 PM
To:
urs, is it necessary to check the [x]
loop
forever ?
or by passing the jduration = 14400 is it implied that the test will
continue to run (loop) until 14400 seconds of execution has occurred?
Thanks.
Mordechai
Steve Kapinos wrote:
>
> You could define the value in the test plan using a property.
Can you not make your sample file be a set per line?
001, 002, 003
004, 005, 006
Etc? If so, just using the CSV Data set is just a matter of naming the
variables you want and deciding any behavior between different thread
groups if applicable.
You can not have CSV Data set read multiple lines i
You could define the value in the test plan using a property.. and then
set the property via the command line using -J
The property could also be defined in a properties fil
If the property is 'duration' in the test plan use
${__P(duration,300)}
300 is a default value you would use if the prop
You will set or change the path in the http sampler in your test plan
that actually sends the result to the server.
The actual jmeter test is not going to be browsing or navigating through
your open file dialog box.. it's simply going to be submitting the
result (probably a form) back to the ser
Why not make the test look like the actual load by splitting up your URL
list by actual requestor? Split the list into separate files based on
the requestor.. then you can maintain your sequencing.
Your target of requests per hour may not be a good test because you are
not modeling the concurrenc
>Are you sure you copied that last log entry correctly?
>Or have you got both types of HTTP Sampler in the test plan?
There are likely both in the plan. I didn't pay much attention at which
I copied because there were over 18megs of this stuff in the log :)
>Make sure you are using keep-alive wh
One of my recent runs of a nightly simultation melted down on a certain
run. Trying to piece together why. The jmeter log is full of
exceptions like this
2008/11/25 13:48:19 INFO - jmeter.control.IncludeController:
loadIncludedElements -- try to load included module:
vcs-calllog-generator.jmx
Yes, but such variation and computation isn't going to be turn-key.
This will require you to post-process logs to get the details you want.
It's probably simplier to make multiple runs with varying inputs, each
generating their own result filesets and then post processing them as a
group to your pr
here - and on many other pages
http://excel.tips.net/Pages/T002051_Converting_UNIX_DateTime_Stamps.html
But that didn't work.. the more complex one did..
-Steve
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 9:34
Found my answer in a google search
=(x/1000+((365*70+17)*86400))/86400
I'm not quite sure why this vs just =UnixTime / 86400 + 25569
But the top one seems to work
-Steve
-Original Message-
From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 9:34
I'm trying to post process some result files which were saved to xml and
having some trouble with the ts field. I assume this to be a unix
timestamp, but can't convert it successfully to a format excel likes and
can't find any additional details in jmeter.properties as per the
documentation.
What
I have an existing expression...
${__BeanShell(org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterContextService.getNumberOf
Threads()==1)}
I want to replace '1' with a computed value containing a property.
__P(p_vcsthreadcount,1) is the property I want to base the expression
off of..
Is this valid?
${__BeanSh
FWIW... we had similar needs, including trending over several runs and found
the most direct way was to parse the output files of jmeter externally. We
used a simple C# program to read the results files, compute the percentiles we
needed, and output them to a csv file. Then from there we used
I finally got around to dumping my experiences and gotchas with jmeter
together. They are mostly around handling variables vs properties vs
user parameters. Hopefully people will stumble upon them in future
searches for their needs
http://coreplex.blogspot.com/search/label/jmeter
we've been abl
The format is simple... each thread will read one line from the file.
If you set your delimiter to be a comma, your example is fine. The EOF
behavior is what you want it to be.. do you want it to start back at the
beginning when it reaches the end of the file, or stop the thread if it
reached the
onsistent timing with
JMeterContextService.getNumberOfThreads and thread startup
On 08/10/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a test plan as follows with jmeter v2.3.2
>
> ThreadGroup1
> - include controller
> ThreadGroup2
> - include contro
ead
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Was hoping some had some guidance based on past experience
I currently have a series of test plans that log results, notably things
like durations.
Now I want to start adding trending analysis to the jmeter results. The
testplans are ran automatically through our continuous integration
server an
The path to the files does not have to be absolute - none of mine are.
Make sure the paths are relative to the working directory (where you
loaded jmeter) rather then just relative to where the original jmx file
is loaded from.
I use nant to execute jmeter calling a master jmx file which essential
The user.properties file if used does not need to be specified if in the
working directory. It will be loaded automatically. Specify if you
need to load additional property files.
Format in files is simply
Property=value
One per line. Note these are PROPERTIES, not variables. They behave
dif
t; >
> > Yes, this is a known bug 43584.
> >
> > This has been fixed in SVN.
> > +Assertion fixed messages don't contain commas CSV files now
> support > +embedded delimiters.
> >
> > In the meantime, I'm afraid you'll need to edit the
an to make them unique - even
if you are running them in separate threadgroups.
Threadgroups are not appearing as isolated as I originally thought.
-Original Message-
From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 7:06 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Variable pr
manual/component_reference.html#Use
r_Defined_Variables
On 12/05/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Parent test plan is setup as
>
> Testplan
> + threadgroupPTP
> + + include controller
> + threadgroupMPS
> + + include controller
> + threadgroupVCS
he meantime, I'm afraid you'll need to edit the CSV files.
>
> On 13/05/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Previously I had jmeter save several logs including the Aggegrate
> > Report to files and I would reload those files in jmeter to help
>
, I'm afraid you'll need to edit the CSV files.
On 13/05/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Previously I had jmeter save several logs including the Aggegrate
> Report to files and I would reload those files in jmeter to help
> visualize the results.
Previously I had jmeter save several logs including the Aggegrate Report
to files and I would reload those files in jmeter to help visualize the
results.
Since adding an duration assertion test to my testplan, I can no longer
load the resulting files in jmeter to read them. Looking closer, it
app
e variables are thread-specific this should not
happen. They all manage to use 'vcs-out' as their value, so the last
read in UDV for some reason is overwriting the variable definition for
all threads, not just its own.
Steve Kapinos
Solution Developer - R&D
TANDBERG
Phone:+1
controller
+ threadgroupMonitoring
+ + samples
+ + rest of stuff
It works fine! This certainly points me to believe there is some issue
with the include controllers and threadgroups.. Maybe triggered by
having some disabled?
-Original Message-
From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I have 4 test plans that all work independantly. PTP, MPS, VCS, and
Monitoring
I have a combinedtest plan which basically is
Testplan
+ threadgroupMPS
+ + include controller
+ threadgroupPTP
+ + include controller
+ threadgroupVCS
+ + include controller
View results tree listener
Where it inclu
> Testing Threadgroup (users = 100)
> + work
> + work
> + testaction and in comment use ${__setProperty($stopcounter,
> ${__jexl(${stopcounter}+1)}
>That may not be thread-safe - updates may be lost if two threads run
the test
>action at about the same time.
>The Jexl execute() method is s
This might help...
http://www.regular-expressions.info/dot.html
Jmeter uses perl5 type regex I believe.. This guide talks about single
line mode and the differences in what matches what, etc.
-Steve
-Original Message-
From: Michael Giroux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 0
So you'll need the work-round below anyway (which does work for me).
> However you can use the following instead:
>
> + Java Request (set Status != OK)
> + + Synch timer
> + + Result Status Action Handler (Stop Test)
I made a simple test plan to test how it would work like this
Threadgroup (
>Part of the confusion is caused by the fact that user defined variables
at
>the test plan level are visible to the entire plan, and the reference
is
>exactly the same ${varname} leading the first time users of JMeter to
think
>that any variable is global.
The docs specifically state that vari
>Can i use jmeter for .NET application?
Yes
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>Just put it in a test element that will be executed after the values
have been defined.
>So it could be in a sampler name, or a comment or just about anywhere.
Ok, I see what you mean.. I'll just do a test that does nothing and use
the comment field :)
But I hope you understand my explanation
>> I'd like to see a element that simply has a blank body where you can
>> enter blocks of code that jmeter will process line by line. So if I
>> need to perform several lines of variable manipulation or
evaluations..
>> Its readable, easy to enter, and makes sense to a new comer.
>Still not
Ok, stupid question time..
I have a variable that I want to use a regex expression to create a new
variable from. The __regExpression function only talks about parsing
the previous response.
How can I reference a value generated by applying a regexpression to an
existing variable?
Javascript?
The overall goal is to have a monitoring thread running in paralell to a
second thread that is running tests. The second thread will continually
be looping running tests and recording (and hopefully adding assertions)
to the response. The first thread running the actual test samplers is
the one t
Foreach needs variables named with a prefix like
Folder_1
Folder_2
Folder_3
The post-processor mentioned in the docs is regex extractor because its
setup to generate variables of this naming format. You need is to setup
these variables.
I've done something similar without using the foreach and
ced.
I am passing it with -Jname=value.
Is variable supposed to be Dollar, Curly brace, two underscores capital
P brace then variable name and closing braces?
I can't find anything about variables in Jmeter manual.
On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 1:33 AM, Steve Kapinos
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
; 2008/5/5 Joe Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> > How do I override property when I run it from command-line?
> >
> >
> >
> > On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 12:40 AM, Steve Kapinos
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Does the same
Does the same testplan work if you execute it from command line using
the commandline switches to override the property? If not, you could
simply have a typo like an extra space, case mismatch, etc.
I think you see an error in the jmeter.log if it sees what it considers
an invalid URL (for instan
ups in parallel. There is a setting at
the top-level test element where you can specify whether to run
threadgroups in serial or parallel.
Regards,
Sonam Chauhan
-Original Message-----
From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 1 May 2008 12:23 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: R
Currently I have two separate test plan files.. They are setup to be
ran manually or via nant scripts for automation. Each of these test
plans consists of a loop of samplers, currently setup to be controlled
by feeding in how many 'users' the threadgroup creates and how many
times the loop of sam
It will look in the working directory.. So the directory in which you
initate jmeter from.
The test plan is just an xml file you can always open it in any text
editor and look in there directly
-Original Message-
From: maalamaal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 10
Where are you using the __Random function? What does the debug sampler
show for ${temp}?
-Original Message-
From: ninab [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 1:48 PM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: using 'temp' from __Random(1,100,temp) in following reques
Sure
We test our asp.net applications using html, soap, and xml/html
-Original Message-
From: Jadoon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2008 2:25 AM
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Jmeter with asp web applications
AOA
Can i use JMeter for testing asp or as
Define the values to be properties... And then either
- create a user.properties files and define the values in there
And/or overwrite the properties on the command-line using the
-Jpropertyname=value command line option
I set mine up this way
${__P(p_ptpthreadcount,1)}
In the test plan, that
The same thread will simply repeat the thread group 3 times. It's still the
same process... Just starts at the top again when its done the plan. Its only
one simultaneous instance. The # of users is where any simultaneous action
takes place.
10 threads, repeat the plan 3 times each. Loops a
If you have 1 threadgroup with 10 threads(users) you only have 10 threads.
Each thread will process the test plan contained in the thread group.
If your thread group contains a loop controller, executing the same loop 3
times.. Each thread will run through that loop 3 times. 1 process doing t
want to know how does it work.
If I have 3 loops, all threads from 1st loop have to be finished before
starting 2nd loop?
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From: Steve Kapinos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 1:03 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: starting threads in consecuti
What do you want the behavior to be?
All threads in a thread group will start based on the ramp up time. Ramp up
time divided by # of threads = time waited between thread starts. So if you
have 10 threads, and a 300 ramp up time, 300 / 10 = 30 second wait between
threads starting.
-Steve
-
> What I would like to see in jmeter though is a element that can be
> used just for processing expressions, etc. It seems many of the
> functions, etc are intended to used 'in line' vs the model of
> modifying variables and expressions first, then passing them into the
> samplers/etc. Ma
Javascript help on operators
Yeah, now that I understand that's the way JMeter works, I can deal. I
appreciate the link/reference, though I already know 'nuff JS to be
dangerous. :)
In my original post, I was trying to use UDV for this purpose but have
come to an appreciation of the f
>So, you're suggesting that I should learn Jexl so that I can divide one
number by another in JMeter?
Yes you must use javascript, but its stupid simple. Javascript help on
operators
http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_operators.asp
Functions are very simple
${__jexl(${log1ID}+1)}
>Wow, that's abso
User Parameters allow you to define different values for each thread
using the same variable - using the 'add user' button.
It can also be done using incrementing values or referencing the thread
number. I did this with a user parameter with the 'update once per
iteration' checkbox enabled at t
pful tip
in the documentation.
> -Original Message-
> From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 9:21 AM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Re: Help with __counter function
>
> On 09/04/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
:21 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Help with __counter function
On 09/04/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried using a UDV simply setting vcsCount = ${__threadNum} in the
> start of my thread group.
>
See:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functi
-Original Message-
From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 8:16 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Help with __counter function
On 09/04/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any help sebb? I know what I want is simple, just I'm stupid
hout the thread.
-Original Message-----
From: Steve Kapinos
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2008 8:07 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: Help with __counter function
Rather simple in the practical sense..
I need each thread to use a different number for each pass that will not
overlap with the other th
n that they each
see the same unique set of numbers, or that each thread sees numbers
that are different from the numbers seen in all other threads.
On 08/04/2008, Steve Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to create an integeter that is going to be unique per thread.
I'm trying to create an integeter that is going to be unique per thread.
I have a UDV element defining
vcsGlobalCount ${__counter(FALSE,vcsCount)}
However, each time vcsCount is referenced, that seems to increment the
counter. I would have thought the counter would only increment when the
UDV
use a packet sniffer (wireshark) to record the http session and simply look at
what the authentication scheme being used by the client and server that work.
Its very easy to see in the http header what the server supports, and what the
client used that worked
-Steve
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