Let me clarify.
The redirects are not the issue and they need to be followed to their
conclusion.
The landing page is the only thing that takes 20+ seconds to load.
The landing page is automatically returned after successful login and if a
challenge page is not presented.
Following the redirects
Seeing the same behaviour in postman most likely points to an issue in the
request structure or the system under test. Are you missing out some headings?
Or as I previously commented in another post, could it be and ancillary
activity such as dns lookup and timeout causing the issue? Is your bro
On top of that, jmeter will not hold up the redirects due to an assertion.
Jmeter will only assert on the final redirect not each redirect in turn. The 20
second delay between redirects is unlikely to be caused by you asking for and
assertion. Something else must be in play.
On 28 Sep 2017 20:3
Im not sure I understand your issue exactly but hopefully this will clarify
a couple of things.
In JMeter , every request/response can be asserted against , but there are
a couple of flags that control whether you can do it on JMeter with some
implications for your test case.
The way I understand
Currently I have a jmeter script that does a login to a site. The issue I am
running into is that when the login process completes, it goes through some
redirects and finally drops you at the landing page. The landing page is what
I am using assertions on. Essentially, this works fine, but wi
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> We are trying to load test a Facebook kind of application using AJAX. We
> are trying to record a script with the help of JMeter. The application has
> flow like a standard one, when you login to the application and after that
> you browse through some of the pages and also watch any video if
The problem being that no part of starting jmeter at the point the jmx is
loaded includes a http client. Why not have your shell script download from
their first?
On 28 Sep 2017 08:18, jmeter tea wrote:
I want to get the updated jmx files in 1 machine (get from source control
only once using tr
I want to get the updated jmx files in 1 machine (get from source control
only once using trigger) and load it on different machines, Can I open in
JMeter a jmx file located in web?
I'm trying but failing (with different escaping) from
http://jmeter.apache.org/demos:
jmeter -t "http://jmeter.apac