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SOAP response
Hi,
I am testing a Web Service. Everything seems working right: no errror in
log, no test interruptions and correct statistics. Only ine thing: Soap
response is empy. Is there any method to handle the HTTP response that
Jmeter parses to get XML tests results?
In the case that the server response is ok but the SOAP response is
empty, where can I view these HTTP messages response?
Thanks very much.
Andrea.
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Re: SOAP response
Posted by Andrea Loddo <ga...@libero.it>.
Thanks very much. It works!!!! the solution was simply the "view result
in tree" listener! :)
Peter Lin wrote:
>since soap calls are expensive, by default the sampler is set to
>ignore the response. You have to check "read response" for it to save
>it. once it is checked, you can view the results in "view result in
>tree" listener
>
>
>peter
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>
>On 7/7/05, Andrea Loddo <ga...@libero.it> wrote:
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>>Hi,
>>
>>I am testing a Web Service. Everything seems working right: no errror in
>>log, no test interruptions and correct statistics. Only ine thing: Soap
>>response is empy. Is there any method to handle the HTTP response that
>>Jmeter parses to get XML tests results?
>>In the case that the server response is ok but the SOAP response is
>>empty, where can I view these HTTP messages response?
>>
>>Thanks very much.
>>Andrea.
>>
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Re: SOAP response
Posted by Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>.
since soap calls are expensive, by default the sampler is set to
ignore the response. You have to check "read response" for it to save
it. once it is checked, you can view the results in "view result in
tree" listener
peter
On 7/7/05, Andrea Loddo <ga...@libero.it> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am testing a Web Service. Everything seems working right: no errror in
> log, no test interruptions and correct statistics. Only ine thing: Soap
> response is empy. Is there any method to handle the HTTP response that
> Jmeter parses to get XML tests results?
> In the case that the server response is ok but the SOAP response is
> empty, where can I view these HTTP messages response?
>
> Thanks very much.
> Andrea.
>
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