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HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error when I run it through JMeter
I get the following error when I try to get to a page's login screen
using JMeter but it runs great through a browser.
Your Javascript is not enabled!
Please enable this function within your browser's Preferences
and try again
After I get that error I can not login to the site.
Test Plan -
|-- Cookie Manager
|-- HTTP Request Defaults
|-- Simple Controller
|-- Request Login Page (Get) ---- Error occurs
here
|-- Login (post)
|-- Route through login verification (get)
|-- Logout (get)
Any suggestions on what I might be missing?
Thanks,
Brian
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RE: HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error when I run it through JMeter
Posted by Brian Swackhamer <br...@benefitfocus.com>.
I have taken a look at the source code from my website and found that
when I submit the form it is setting some cookies? First off, how do I
set cookies using JMeter (this is setting a document cookie and 2 domain
cookies)? My second question is how do I set a document action in
JMeter?
I really do not know anything about JAVA or Jscript so please make your
responses as dumbed down as possible or even if you could point me in
the right direction I may be able to google my way to a good solution.
Thanks,
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel L. Gregoire [mailto:dlg.toastman@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 6:14 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error
when I run it through JMeter
This was my fix to a similar problem.
As long as you are posting all of the necessary fields of the web page's
form to the correct URL, you should still be able to successfully log
in. Look at the JavaScript source to make sure none of the values are
being encoded (e.g. the password), and if they are, imitate the
Javascript behavior and post the final results.
Try looking to see if there is a redirecting link on the "You're
Javascript is not enabled" page.
For my own test, I post both to the URL of such a redirecting link, and
to the normal login URL of my website to login, and it works.
Daniel L. Gregoire
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Re: HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error when
I run it through JMeter
Posted by "Daniel L. Gregoire" <dl...@gmail.com>.
This was my fix to a similar problem.
As long as you are posting all of the necessary fields of the web page's
form to the correct URL, you should still be able to successfully log
in. Look at the JavaScript source to make sure none of the values are
being encoded (e.g. the password), and if they are, imitate the
Javascript behavior and post the final results.
Try looking to see if there is a redirecting link on the "You're
Javascript is not enabled" page.
For my own test, I post both to the URL of such a redirecting link, and
to the normal login URL of my website to login, and it works.
Daniel L. Gregoire
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AW: HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error when I run it through JMeter
Posted by Carsten Sensler <ic...@cauni.de>.
Perhaps you can try to activate the field "Redirect Automatically" in your
post-login-Sampler an deactivate the get-Login-Sampler.
I hope, this my hint can solve your problem.
Carsten
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Brian Swackhamer [mailto:brian.swackhamer@benefitfocus.com]
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 21. Juni 2006 23:21
> An: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Betreff: HTTPS request to a sites login page produces JAVA error when I
> run it through JMeter
>
> I get the following error when I try to get to a page's login screen
> using JMeter but it runs great through a browser.
>
> Your Javascript is not enabled!
> Please enable this function within your browser's Preferences
> and try again
>
> After I get that error I can not login to the site.
>
> Test Plan -
> |-- Cookie Manager
> |-- HTTP Request Defaults
> |-- Simple Controller
> |-- Request Login Page (Get) ---- Error occurs
> here
> |-- Login (post)
> |-- Route through login verification (get)
> |-- Logout (get)
>
> Any suggestions on what I might be missing?
>
> Thanks,
> Brian
>
>
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