Re: Problem testing JSF page following PerformanceTestingWithJMeter tutorial

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

On 03/03/2009, anthonymak <an...@iname.com> wrote:
>
>  As part of my eternal quest to load test an JSF app, I tried to figure out
>  how to use the HTTP Proxy to record stream PROPERLY.
>
>  Before, when I use HTTP Proxy to record, none of my jsf queries were
>  recoreded (and also all the .js files and .css files downloads were NOT
>  recorded). Since my JSF app is running on the same machine as I am
>  developing in, and also JMeter runs on it as well, so I can load testing my
>  JSF app through the http://localhost:8080/..../XXX.jsf

That is because the browser proxy setting was not being used.
This seems to happen sometimes with IE, even if everything is set up OK.

Firefox and Opera don't have this problem.

>  Then, I tried to deploy my WAR file into another machine on my intranet, and
>  use http://machine1:8080/..../XXX.jsf for load testing using HTTP Proxy in
>  JMeter. This time, my record streams seem to capture the embedded jsf
>  queries (with params) and the .js and .css files.
>
>  So I am getting closer to load testing an JSF app.
>
>  Next I will try using URL Rewrite to record the jsessionid and also use Reg
>  Ex to simulate the ViewState as mentioned in previous replies. :)
>
>  Anthony
>
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