Ok will try to extract this case as well as maybe creating a simple page
where it should work
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Subject: Re: HTTP URL rewriting modifier
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On 20/09/06, Oliphant, Erich (Contr) (Mission Systems)
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> Hi,
> Here are a few examples from the f
On 21/09/06, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 20/09/06, Oliphant, Erich (Contr) (Mission Systems)
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> Hi,
> Here are a few examples from the first page that contains the session
> id:
> --
> nav_openWindow(url + '?vsess=bkhdbkHfllasinma',windowname, wwidth,
> wheight, f
On 20/09/06, Oliphant, Erich (Contr) (Mission Systems)
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Hi,
Here are a few examples from the first page that contains the session
id:
--
nav_openWindow(url + '?vsess=bkhdbkHfllasinma',windowname, wwidth,
wheight, fs);
It won't find that one.
window.location="/cgi-bin
;&p_vchnum=' +
escape(vchnum) + '&atime=' + atime.getTime()
y.name = "vsess";
--
Is is possible that one of these is confusing the regexes ?
Thanks!
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On 19/09/06, Oliphant, Erich (Contr) (Mission Systems)
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Hi I am trying to use the http url rewriting modifier in a load
scenario. The "Session Argument Name" is returned by my application's
pages in a hidden form variable. However the modifier
Hi I am trying to use the http url rewriting modifier in a load
scenario. The "Session Argument Name" is returned by my application's
pages in a hidden form variable. However the modifier doesn't seem to
'see' it, it appends a blank session variable to the URL&#
My web app embeds session IDs in all URLs
after the user is authenticated.
I added an HTTP URL Rewriting Modifier and
it seems to work nicely, with one exception.
I have one page that does not container embedded
sessionIDs; on that page, the user is expected
to press the "Back" but
W liście z pon, 29-03-2004, godz. 11:12, Naoko Kitaoka pisze:
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>
>
> Where can I check the SessionArgument Name? (URL rewriting)
AFAIK you can't reference the parsed session (if I understand what you
mean). URL rewriting is only for modifying requests - it automatically
adds the session id pa
Where can I check the SessionArgument Name? (URL rewriting)
Where can I check the form name? (Link Parser)
> Of course, although I read user manual, I need more information.
>
> I can understand these role,however, I don't know how to use.
> What can I do using these modifiers?
There is e
> Of course, although I read user manual, I need more information.
>
> I can understand these role,however, I don't know how to use.
> What can I do using these modifiers?
There is example of test using url rewriting in the docs for download.
Basically you attach this element to thread or contro
taoka pisze:
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>
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> I would like to know the example of how to use HTTP URL-Rewriting
Modifier
> and HTML Link Parser.
Have you read the docs? It contains some examples.
> example of how to use HTTP URL-Rewriting Modifier:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build
W liście z pon, 29-03-2004, godz. 07:08, Naoko Kitaoka pisze:
>
>
>
> I would like to know the example of how to use HTTP URL-Rewriting Modifier
> and HTML Link Parser.
Have you read the docs? It contains some examples.
> example of how to use HTTP URL-Rewriti
I would like to know the example of how to use HTTP URL-Rewriting Modifier
and HTML Link Parser.
Naoko Kitaka
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