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HTTP to HTTPS redirection

It is a web application similar to shopping sites. Before going to checkout,
all the requests are sent via HTTP. While clicking on Checkout, the HTTP
request is sent and the server in-turn redirects the request to another
HTTPS URL.
Now the requirement is to capture a value from the header of the HTTPS
response. Can JMeter (2.3.2) handle this?

We did record the script using Badboy. When we played back with follow
redirect automatically, exception received. Should we uncheck the 'redirect
automatically' option and put the redirected requests in the script?

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Re: HTTP to HTTPS redirection

Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 22/07/2009, PerformanceEngineer <ni...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>  It is a web application similar to shopping sites. Before going to checkout,
>  all the requests are sent via HTTP. While clicking on Checkout, the HTTP
>  request is sent and the server in-turn redirects the request to another
>  HTTPS URL.
>  Now the requirement is to capture a value from the header of the HTTPS
>  response. Can JMeter (2.3.2) handle this?

Yes.

Consider using 2.3.4 which is the latest version.

>  We did record the script using Badboy. When we played back with follow
>  redirect automatically, exception received.

What exception?

>  Should we uncheck the 'redirect
>  automatically' option and put the redirected requests in the script?
>

Redirect automatically is done by the underlying HTTP protocol
implementation and may not handle cookies; you could try "Follow
Redirects" instead.

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