Guess that is
by design?
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I have to test some REST web services and I'm using the POSTER add on tool
(Firefox). I'm successful running the services via the tool, but I'm not
able to get a POST to work in jmeter using the HTTP Request sampler.
Here are the parameters I input into
On 7 September 2011 17:37, David Levine wrote:
> I just use a normal HTTP Request with Method=POST, and specify a file for
> the XML contents to send. Wish I could embed the XML contents in the JMeter
> test script instead of putting it in a separate file, but that's worked
http://jakarta.apache
ampler.HTTPJavaImpl: readRespo
> nse: java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 401 for URL:
> http:
> //blogsweb.dmz.arch.myoffice.com/blogs/blog/new.json/
>
> When I use the POSTER add on tool, it returns code 201 as expected.
>
> Can somebody help.
>
> Th
I just use a normal HTTP Request with Method=POST, and specify a file for
the XML contents to send. Wish I could embed the XML contents in the JMeter
test script instead of putting it in a separate file, but that's worked
great for testing my RESTful service (built using Jersey).
D
On Wed, Sep 7
I would swear that I've used the SOAP request for that in the past. My
service wanted a post in XML format, but it doesn't seem to provide a WSDL
or anything I'd normally associate with SOAP. If your service wants some
XML, I'd suggest giving that a try.
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code 201 as expected.
Can somebody help.
Thanks
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