Re: help need - jmeter

[Deepak Shetty <sh...@gmail.com>]

hi
You need to read up on how HTTP and the browser works.
When you submit something on the browser , you are normally making a HTTP
POST to the html fom's action with some parameters(the textboxes/radio
buttons that you filled) sent to the server.
You can simulate what the browser sends when it submits a form using Jmeter.
You cannot simulate browser functionality (e.g. javascript or selecting of a
drop down or click of a radio button). So you need to find out what the
browser posts on submit and recreate the same in JMeter. There are various
ways of doing this
a. Record whatever the browser is doing using the Jmeter Proxy Server (or
badboy ). These will generate the Jmeter Script. If you only want to see
what the browser is doing , you can also use something like Fiddler.
b. use something like LiveHttpheaders for Firefox

regards
deepak

On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 3:45 AM, Hembha, Ambanna
<am...@logica.com>wrote:

> Hi,
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> I have to test one of our application concurrent user test with small
> one search key. Since I'm implementing first Jmeter!
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> so I'm able to login server; through the user defined parameters, with
> CSV data configuration facility.?
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> My question is after passing my UserName and Password, I suppose to
> click on "Submit". To do further my test searching of some key word on
> available data?
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> So how to do all this GUI event initiations ex: click button, select
> from drop down list, select radio button etc on GUI ?
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> -Ambs
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