proxy record with cookies

[Nathan Fiedler <nf...@geoworks.com>]

Has anyone gotten the proxy recorder to work with cookies? I've tried
every reasonable arrangement of ThreadGroup, Proxy Server, Cookie
Manager, Header Manager, and Simple Controller. All I want to do is
record a simple session between the browser and our server. The server
supports HTTP 1.1 and prefers to set the session id as a cookie.
Unfortunately, it seems the proxy server does not understand this and
the session ends up in the recorded URLs. I really need for it not to do
that and use the cookies like a browser would.

BTW, the Header Manager is there to provide the User-Agent header of
"Mozilla/4.79 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.17 i686)" but it seems the proxy
server insists on sending "Java1_3_1" instead.

nathan



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Re: proxy record with cookies

[tmadillo <tm...@wanadoo.fr>]

Hello,
I have the same pb with the cookies.
How works the cookie manager,

sorry but I have not the time to read the code,
if I can have a solution easily?
I have read that  it may be something wrong with jdk 1.3 ?

I want to test a server using https and cookies,
and, if all is ok with jsse and jre 1.3, I can use cookies.

Thanks for all information or solution,

ThM
tmadillo@idocw.com
http://www.idocw.com


Nathan Fiedler a écrit :

> Has anyone gotten the proxy recorder to work with cookies? I've tried
> every reasonable arrangement of ThreadGroup, Proxy Server, Cookie
> Manager, Header Manager, and Simple Controller. All I want to do is
> record a simple session between the browser and our server. The server
> supports HTTP 1.1 and prefers to set the session id as a cookie.
> Unfortunately, it seems the proxy server does not understand this and
> the session ends up in the recorded URLs. I really need for it not to do
> that and use the cookies like a browser would.
>
> BTW, the Header Manager is there to provide the User-Agent header of
> "Mozilla/4.79 [en] (X11; U; Linux 2.4.17 i686)" but it seems the proxy
> server insists on sending "Java1_3_1" instead.
>
> nathan
>
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