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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by gsub <af...@gmail.com> on 2011/01/28 13:36:02 UTC
Re: Jmeter beginner - I have problem with recording the steps in
using Http proxy server
you can learn from the jmeter site..
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build-ftp-test-plan.html
go step by step you will easily record the scripts
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Re: Jmeter beginner - I have problem with recording the steps in
using Http proxy server
Posted by Carl Shaulis <ca...@gmail.com>.
Perhaps you might find these instructions helpful. You can also use Badboy
to record your scripts.
1. Start JMeter
2. Select Test Plan
3. Right click on test plan and add Thread Group
4. Right click on the Thread Group and add the Config. Element, Http
Request Defaults
5. Edit Http Request Defaults to have the protocl set to Http, server
name is jakarta.apache.org, and the port is 80, leaving the path blank.
6. Select Work Bench
7. Right Click on Work Bench and add a Non-Test Element, Http Proxy
Server
8. Edit the Proxy Server Settings to point to port 9090 and make sure the
target goup is pointing to your thread group
9. (Optional) You can include or exclude certain file types from a
recording (examples - .*\.png, .*\.gif, .*\.jsp)
10. Click Start and youyr proxy server should be running
Configure Firefox
1. Start Firefox
2. Click on Firefox Preferences link > Network > settings
3. Change the settings to look like the image below
4. Start navigating through the target pages using Firefox. NOTE:
My opinion is to be slow and deliberate in your actions, while being patient
to make sure all page elements load.
5. You should see your actions recorded in JMeter
6. Save your script
Good luck!
Carl
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 6:36 AM, gsub <af...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> you can learn from the jmeter site..
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> go step by step you will easily record the scripts
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