I am running to some annoying stuff using JMeter to test my wo app.
I used the HTTP Proxy Server to layout the samplers. Then had the Regular
expression extractor to handle the session_id. But when I run the JMeter
script. I often get a "You backtracked too far" error. On some of the
sample.
I th
You can use-it, it works very well.
Le 18 mai 09 à 08:41, Amiel Montecillo a écrit :
I am trying out JMeter for the first time. It seems straightforward
and powerful. May I ask what's the best way to determine that a
particular request operation succeeded? Is it through the use of
Respo
I am trying out JMeter for the first time. It seems straightforward and
powerful. May I ask what's the best way to determine that a particular
request operation succeeded? Is it through the use of Response Assertions
checking for some desired text to be returned?
Amiel
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 3:5
Thank you John,
Other useful link
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WO/Testing-Load+Testing+WO+Apps+with+JMeter
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We use Jmeter all the time to test our WO apps. The trick is to use the
Regular Expression Extractor component (located under Post Processors). Add
this component after the first WO page that creates the session id. Set the
following fields:
Reference Name: wovars
Regular Expression: /MyApp/WebObj
On May 8, 2009, at 6:05 PM, Antoine LAGIER wrote:
We try to use a simple test with Jmeter to test a WO dev.
so we need to get and set the wosid (wosid =
3V8YgnSQikFjJleLOXbGzw ) and to get and set the number of the
instance (/2 ) in the Jmeter process
You don't actually need to get
We try to use a simple test with Jmeter to test a WO dev.
- In this script we try to connect to the site
/cgi-bin/WebObjects/myapp.woa/
- Login with a account :
/cgi-bin/WebObjects/myapp.woa/2/wa/LoginAction/doLogin
so we need to get and set the wosid (wosid =
3V8YgnSQikFjJleLOXbGzw ) and
