HI - Http Proxy Server

[Ranjith K babu <ra...@relq.com>]

Hi All

Am trying to record through Http Proxy Server , these are the steps i 
have followed ...
1. created a new test Plan with a thread group say TG1
2.Added one simple controller , and one assertion results.
3.added the Http Proxy server in the workbench .... and set the port to 
8090 as i am using Jboss for diff application and port 8080 is been 
used.
4.now i changed port the lansetting in the IE to 8090 and ip to 
localhost .... ! 

am not able to browse the sites i wanted to record , coz my sysmtem is 
using diff Ip (My proxy ip is diff-- i think that is the reason am not 
able to record).what can i do now , how can i record ....!

 am runnign an project in web and wanted to record ....! this project 
uses Jboss so the port 8080 is been used by that .

** please can anyone suggest hwo can i proceed further to perform the 
testing..:

thanx in advance
have a nice time 
Ranjith
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: <an...@writeme.com>
> To: <jm...@jakarta.apache.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:40 AM
> Subject: Is it possible to Terminate JMeter based on results of 
response assertion?
> 
> 
> > I am using JMeter to send a request to a web service.
> > The web service will respond negatively for many iterations and 
then could either
> > respond positively once and then respond with an alternative 
negative response, or
> > simply respond with an alternate negative response
> >
> > What I'd like to do is to terminate sending requests after either 
the positive or the alternate negative response has been
> received.
> >
> > Is this possible? If so, how would it be done?
> 
> The following suggestions relate to builds after 1.9.1, so you would 
need to download one of the nightly builds.
> 
> The Thread Group now has a set of options for action to be taken on 
Sampler Error.
> You could set the action to Stop Thread or Stop Test, and then add 
the appropriate Assertions to cause the Sample to fail where
> required. This assumes that the web service encodes the 
positive/negative reponse in the data, rather than in the HTTP response
> code - i.e. the Sample responses must be successful; you can then use 
the Assertion to set the sample as failed.
> 
> [The plan was to extend the Stop on Error options to allow more fine-
grained control, but this has not yet been implemented.]
> 
> However, if you are prepared to code a short Java script, what you 
ask should be possible using the latest CVS build - provided that
> you get one with BeanShell support compiled in (the build log will 
tell you if so). You would also need to download the beanshell
> jar from www.beanshell.org as this is not distributed with JMeter.
> 
> The BeanShell Response Assertion allows you access to all the 
response fields and methods, including stopThread() and stopTest().
> 
> The response fields are accessible as the following variables 
(Strings):
> ResponseData - this is of type byte []
> ResponseCode
> ResponseMessage
> ResponseHeaders
> 
> So you could code something like:
> 
> if (ResponseCode.equals("123")) {
> Response.setStopThread(true);
> }
> 
> >
> > The nature of the web service is such that there will be an unknown 
number of initial negative iterations.
> >
> 
> Such is life!
> 
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Ranjith K Babu 
V&V Engineer ,
RELQ Software.
0044-7742933682
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