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JMeter and HttpUnit
Hi,
I used to work with HttpUnit on my application and it works very well to test
my projects.
Now I need to load test a web application, so I am looking at JMeter.
The bigger problem is it do not support processing of dynamic (JavaScript)
pages. My application use this a lot, so it is impossible use JMeter now.
But I know HttpUnit works very well with my javascripts.
So I think I can use HttpUnit inside JMeter to make it work.
I was reading the JMeter manuals and I should create a HttpUnitSampler.
This is correct ? Anyone has a advice of how I should create this sampler (and
if what I need is a sampler at all) ?
Danilo.
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Re: JMeter and HttpUnit
Posted by Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>.
there's a new tutorial in CVS that mike and I wrote.
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-jmeter/xdocs/extending/
if you run into problems, just post to jmeter-dev and one of us will
provide tips
hope that helps
peter
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 23:18:31 -0200, danilo@floripa.com.br
<da...@floripa.com.br> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used to work with HttpUnit on my application and it works very well to test
> my projects.
> Now I need to load test a web application, so I am looking at JMeter.
> The bigger problem is it do not support processing of dynamic (JavaScript)
> pages. My application use this a lot, so it is impossible use JMeter now.
> But I know HttpUnit works very well with my javascripts.
>
> So I think I can use HttpUnit inside JMeter to make it work.
> I was reading the JMeter manuals and I should create a HttpUnitSampler.
>
> This is correct ? Anyone has a advice of how I should create this sampler (and
> if what I need is a sampler at all) ?
>
> Danilo.
>
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Re: JMeter and HttpUnit
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 23:18:31 -0200, danilo@floripa.com.br
<da...@floripa.com.br> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used to work with HttpUnit on my application and it works very well to test
> my projects.
> Now I need to load test a web application, so I am looking at JMeter.
> The bigger problem is it do not support processing of dynamic (JavaScript)
> pages. My application use this a lot, so it is impossible use JMeter now.
It's not impossible.
JMeter can still be used to test such pages, it's just that you have
to do a bit more work to set up the test.
> But I know HttpUnit works very well with my javascripts.
>
> So I think I can use HttpUnit inside JMeter to make it work.
> I was reading the JMeter manuals and I should create a HttpUnitSampler.
>
> This is correct ? Anyone has a advice of how I should create this sampler (and
> if what I need is a sampler at all) ?
An HttpUnit sampler might well be very useful.
Another approach is to use the Proxy to record the Test Plan, and then
amend that accordingly.
Or use the Access Log Sampler.
> Danilo.
>
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