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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Troy Harris <tr...@gmail.com> on 2008/11/19 02:26:39 UTC
Clicking jQuery Grid links
Hi,
I'm having a few problems with testing a jQuery Grid link and would
appreciate some direction on where to look next.
Issue is that the jQuery Grid creates the ID in the URL which I need to
navigate to, I can set this statically in Jmeter though
this doesnt really work very well with multiple threads and numerous ID's.
>From what I can see the following occurs
POST
../Questions/GridDataHandler.ashx
POSTDATA=id=grid&ascx=~%2FPortlets%2FQuestionSets.ascx&source=questionsets&page=1&rows=25&sidx=QuestionSetId&sord=asc&_nd=1226990109047&_search=false
Which should give me
RESPONSE
{"page":1,"total":1,"records":4,"rows":[{"id":"36","cell":["<a
href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=36\">\r\n
yyy</a>","Nov
17 2008","Nov 17 2008","7","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"42","cell":["<a
href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=42\">\r\n
other<>~!\"£$%^&*</a>","Nov
17 2008","Nov 17 2008","-","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"43","cell":["<a
href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=43\">\r\n
new</a>","Nov
17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"44","cell":["<a
href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=44\">\r\n
Ù?تاÙ"بÛOبÙ"Ú(c)Ù.Ù?تاÙ"</a>","Nov
17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]}]}
>From here I should be able to use the regular expression extractor to
navigate to this users QuestionSetID.
I'll also post over on the jGrid forum as I think the next step is trying to
workout how the value for _nd=? is created in the POST to
GridDataHandler.ashx.
If I can find this I should be able to get the RESPONSE required in Jmeter.
jGrid link
http://www.trirand.com/blog/
Any suggestions?
Troy
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Re: Clicking jQuery Grid links
Posted by Troy Harris <tr...@gmail.com>.
Thanks for the reply Sebb.
The POST to GridDataHandler.ashx is the last file called before the page is
populated with the
links I need to click. I used a Firefox app called Tamper Data which allowed
me to see the
file called prior to the links being displayed.
Fo example
I navigate to ../Questions/QuestionSets.aspx
Stylesheet and images load. A javascript "loading" is displayed.
jQuery jGrid then loads which Tamper data shows the last file called is
GridDataHandler.ashx.
If I deny this POST the grid and links dont load. If I allow the POST I can
hover over visible links
which will navigate to say
../Questions/EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=36
The variable _nd=1226990109047 is nowhere to be found. I tried recording
the whole process with
Jmeter Proxy and Tamper data then searching for _nd and 1226990109047,
neither of these
appear. So Im going with your assumption that its a random number.
I've now created a GridDataHandler.ashx POST with POSTDATA and I receive a
response
though the RESPONSE Content-Type=application/json; charset=utf-16
UTF-16 is making the response unreadable via Results tree listener and I
assume the
Regex Extractor would also fail.
Any ideas on working with a UTF-16 response?
Troy
--
TD app here
http://tamperdata.mozdev.org/
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 10:40 PM, sebb <se...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 19/11/2008, Troy Harris <tr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm having a few problems with testing a jQuery Grid link and would
> > appreciate some direction on where to look next.
> >
> > Issue is that the jQuery Grid creates the ID in the URL which I need to
> > navigate to, I can set this statically in Jmeter though
> > this doesnt really work very well with multiple threads and numerous
> ID's.
>
> Are you sure it sets it in the URL? The example below shows a POST
> with parameters.
>
> > From what I can see the following occurs
> >
> > POST
> > ../Questions/GridDataHandler.ashx
> >
> >
> POSTDATA=id=grid&ascx=~%2FPortlets%2FQuestionSets.ascx&source=questionsets&page=1&rows=25&sidx=QuestionSetId&sord=asc&_nd=1226990109047&_search=false
> >
>
> Looks like the variable part is
> _nd=1226990109047
> which can be extracted from the previous page using the Regex
> Extractor Post-Processor.
>
> You might find the HTML Link Parser will work for you (depends on how
> the previous page is constructed). Worth a try, because it is simple
> to add.
>
> Just add all the parameters to the POST sample, and either use .* for
> the _id (Link Parser) or use ${variable_name} (Regex Extractor)
>
> >
> > Which should give me
> >
> >
> >
> > RESPONSE
> >
> >
> >
> > {"page":1,"total":1,"records":4,"rows":[{"id":"36","cell":["<a
> > href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=36\">\r\n
> > yyy</a>","Nov
> > 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","7","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"42","cell":["<a
> > href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=42\">\r\n
> > other<>~!\"£$%^&*</a>","Nov
> > 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","-","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"43","cell":["<a
> > href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=43\">\r\n
> > new</a>","Nov
> > 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"44","cell":["<a
> > href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=44\">\r\n
> > Ù?تاÙ"بÛOبÙ"Ú(c)Ù.Ù?تاÙ"</a>","Nov
> > 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]}]}
> >
> >
> > From here I should be able to use the regular expression extractor to
> > navigate to this users QuestionSetID.
> >
> > I'll also post over on the jGrid forum as I think the next step is
> trying to
> > workout how the value for _nd=? is created in the POST to
> > GridDataHandler.ashx.
> > If I can find this I should be able to get the RESPONSE required in
> Jmeter.
> >
> > jGrid link
> > http://www.trirand.com/blog/
> >
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Troy
> >
> >
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Re: Clicking jQuery Grid links
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 19/11/2008, Troy Harris <tr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a few problems with testing a jQuery Grid link and would
> appreciate some direction on where to look next.
>
> Issue is that the jQuery Grid creates the ID in the URL which I need to
> navigate to, I can set this statically in Jmeter though
> this doesnt really work very well with multiple threads and numerous ID's.
Are you sure it sets it in the URL? The example below shows a POST
with parameters.
> From what I can see the following occurs
>
> POST
> ../Questions/GridDataHandler.ashx
>
> POSTDATA=id=grid&ascx=~%2FPortlets%2FQuestionSets.ascx&source=questionsets&page=1&rows=25&sidx=QuestionSetId&sord=asc&_nd=1226990109047&_search=false
>
Looks like the variable part is
_nd=1226990109047
which can be extracted from the previous page using the Regex
Extractor Post-Processor.
You might find the HTML Link Parser will work for you (depends on how
the previous page is constructed). Worth a try, because it is simple
to add.
Just add all the parameters to the POST sample, and either use .* for
the _id (Link Parser) or use ${variable_name} (Regex Extractor)
>
> Which should give me
>
>
>
> RESPONSE
>
>
>
> {"page":1,"total":1,"records":4,"rows":[{"id":"36","cell":["<a
> href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=36\">\r\n
> yyy</a>","Nov
> 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","7","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"42","cell":["<a
> href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=42\">\r\n
> other<>~!\"£$%^&*</a>","Nov
> 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","-","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"43","cell":["<a
> href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=43\">\r\n
> new</a>","Nov
> 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]},{"id":"44","cell":["<a
> href=\"EditQuestionSet.aspx?QuestionSetId=44\">\r\n
> Ù?تاÙ"بÛOبÙ"Ú(c)Ù.Ù?تاÙ"</a>","Nov
> 17 2008","Nov 17 2008","1","Nov 17 2008"]}]}
>
>
> From here I should be able to use the regular expression extractor to
> navigate to this users QuestionSetID.
>
> I'll also post over on the jGrid forum as I think the next step is trying to
> workout how the value for _nd=? is created in the POST to
> GridDataHandler.ashx.
> If I can find this I should be able to get the RESPONSE required in Jmeter.
>
> jGrid link
> http://www.trirand.com/blog/
>
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Troy
>
>
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