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http 500 still causing problems
I am still having a problem with error code http 500. I was getting the
error when I was only running 1.4.1, but the applets imbedded in the system
didn't work right. The application works perfectly when I run it with jdk
1.3.1_8, but of course jmeter doesn't work very well at all with that
version. I have jmeter set to run with 1.4.1_6 while the browser stays set
to 1.3.1. All that seems fine except certain pages simply give me a
nondescriptive error, and one page shows http 500 consistently. I was unable
to run jmeter on 1.3.1, I don't have the patience.
When jmeter runs a test script is it running the system through the version
I have jmeter set to, or is it running it through the version I have the
browser set to? If it is running through the version I have jmeter set to,
do you believe it is possible that the application would produce the Http
500 response because it is dealing with the wrong version of the jdk? If
that is true than I've been running the tests on the wrong version. Someone
please help.
Becky
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Re: http 500 still causing problems
Posted by Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>.
En/na Becky Moore ha escrit:
> Yes I'm using the proxy recorder sorry I wasn't clear. Can you explain "tune
> it". I understand that the recording I'm taking is that only that moment and
> a cookie manager is needed to create and maintain a new session and some
> variables have to be changed with each running. Is that what you mean by
> tuning the test recording.
Yes, that's exactly what I meant: changing it to take into account those
variables that change on each run or each sample.
--
Salut,
Jordi.
> Becky
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:jsalvata@atg.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 1:29 PM
> To: JMeter Users List
> Subject: Re: http 500 still causing problems
>
>
>
> En/na Becky Moore ha escrit:
>
>>I am still having a problem with error code http 500. I was getting the
>>error when I was only running 1.4.1, but the applets imbedded in the
>
> system
>
>>didn't work right. The application works perfectly when I run it with jdk
>>1.3.1_8, but of course jmeter doesn't work very well at all with that
>>version. I have jmeter set to run with 1.4.1_6 while the browser stays set
>>to 1.3.1. All that seems fine except certain pages simply give me a
>>nondescriptive error, and one page shows http 500 consistently. I was
>
> unable
>
>>to run jmeter on 1.3.1, I don't have the patience.
>>
>>
>>
>>When jmeter runs a test script is it running the system through the
>
> version
>
>>I have jmeter set to, or is it running it through the version I have the
>>browser set to?
>
>
> JMeter test scripts don't execute applets as such (unless you've created
> some new component which does). At most (if you've configured them to)
> they will download the applet code.
>
> So the answer is you're using 1.4.1 when you run the test.
>
>
>>If it is running through the version I have jmeter set to,
>>do you believe it is possible that the application would produce the Http
>>500 response because it is dealing with the wrong version of the jdk?
>
>
> That is highly unlikely. There's probably some other issue -- most often
> it's a request that you should tune because it contains dynamic
> elements,... but who knows: it can be anything. Usually, only someone
> familiar with the application can tell.
>
> Note that for dynamic sites the proxy recorder (I'm assuming that's what
> you've been using, though it's not clear from your message) will only
> create a "1st draft" of your test plan: you'll most likely need to tune
> it to cope well with your site's dynamisms.
>
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RE: http 500 still causing problems
Posted by Becky Moore <bm...@zentech.com>.
Yes I'm using the proxy recorder sorry I wasn't clear. Can you explain "tune
it". I understand that the recording I'm taking is that only that moment and
a cookie manager is needed to create and maintain a new session and some
variables have to be changed with each running. Is that what you mean by
tuning the test recording.
Becky
-----Original Message-----
From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:jsalvata@atg.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 1:29 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: http 500 still causing problems
En/na Becky Moore ha escrit:
> I am still having a problem with error code http 500. I was getting the
> error when I was only running 1.4.1, but the applets imbedded in the
system
> didn't work right. The application works perfectly when I run it with jdk
> 1.3.1_8, but of course jmeter doesn't work very well at all with that
> version. I have jmeter set to run with 1.4.1_6 while the browser stays set
> to 1.3.1. All that seems fine except certain pages simply give me a
> nondescriptive error, and one page shows http 500 consistently. I was
unable
> to run jmeter on 1.3.1, I don't have the patience.
>
>
>
> When jmeter runs a test script is it running the system through the
version
> I have jmeter set to, or is it running it through the version I have the
> browser set to?
JMeter test scripts don't execute applets as such (unless you've created
some new component which does). At most (if you've configured them to)
they will download the applet code.
So the answer is you're using 1.4.1 when you run the test.
> If it is running through the version I have jmeter set to,
> do you believe it is possible that the application would produce the Http
> 500 response because it is dealing with the wrong version of the jdk?
That is highly unlikely. There's probably some other issue -- most often
it's a request that you should tune because it contains dynamic
elements,... but who knows: it can be anything. Usually, only someone
familiar with the application can tell.
Note that for dynamic sites the proxy recorder (I'm assuming that's what
you've been using, though it's not clear from your message) will only
create a "1st draft" of your test plan: you'll most likely need to tune
it to cope well with your site's dynamisms.
--
Salut,
Jordi.
> If
> that is true than I've been running the tests on the wrong version.
Someone
> please help.
>
>
>
> Becky
>
>
>
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Re: http 500 still causing problems
Posted by Jordi Salvat i Alabart <js...@atg.com>.
En/na Becky Moore ha escrit:
> I am still having a problem with error code http 500. I was getting the
> error when I was only running 1.4.1, but the applets imbedded in the system
> didn't work right. The application works perfectly when I run it with jdk
> 1.3.1_8, but of course jmeter doesn't work very well at all with that
> version. I have jmeter set to run with 1.4.1_6 while the browser stays set
> to 1.3.1. All that seems fine except certain pages simply give me a
> nondescriptive error, and one page shows http 500 consistently. I was unable
> to run jmeter on 1.3.1, I don't have the patience.
>
>
>
> When jmeter runs a test script is it running the system through the version
> I have jmeter set to, or is it running it through the version I have the
> browser set to?
JMeter test scripts don't execute applets as such (unless you've created
some new component which does). At most (if you've configured them to)
they will download the applet code.
So the answer is you're using 1.4.1 when you run the test.
> If it is running through the version I have jmeter set to,
> do you believe it is possible that the application would produce the Http
> 500 response because it is dealing with the wrong version of the jdk?
That is highly unlikely. There's probably some other issue -- most often
it's a request that you should tune because it contains dynamic
elements,... but who knows: it can be anything. Usually, only someone
familiar with the application can tell.
Note that for dynamic sites the proxy recorder (I'm assuming that's what
you've been using, though it's not clear from your message) will only
create a "1st draft" of your test plan: you'll most likely need to tune
it to cope well with your site's dynamisms.
--
Salut,
Jordi.
> If
> that is true than I've been running the tests on the wrong version. Someone
> please help.
>
>
>
> Becky
>
>
>
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Re: http 500 still causing problems
Posted by Sebastian Bazley <se...@london.sema.slb.com>.
I made a change to JMeter recently, which should be in the CVS builds by
now.
JMeter now displays the first few lines of the response data in jmeter.log
when an error occurs. This can be useful in tracking down the cause of 500
error codes, as the server may send additional information with the error.
S.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Becky Moore" <bm...@zentech.com>
To: "'JMeter Users List'" <jm...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 6:12 PM
Subject: http 500 still causing problems
I am still having a problem with error code http 500. I was getting the
error when I was only running 1.4.1, but the applets imbedded in the system
didn't work right. The application works perfectly when I run it with jdk
1.3.1_8, but of course jmeter doesn't work very well at all with that
version. I have jmeter set to run with 1.4.1_6 while the browser stays set
to 1.3.1. All that seems fine except certain pages simply give me a
nondescriptive error, and one page shows http 500 consistently. I was unable
to run jmeter on 1.3.1, I don't have the patience.
When jmeter runs a test script is it running the system through the version
I have jmeter set to, or is it running it through the version I have the
browser set to? If it is running through the version I have jmeter set to,
do you believe it is possible that the application would produce the Http
500 response because it is dealing with the wrong version of the jdk? If
that is true than I've been running the tests on the wrong version. Someone
please help.
Becky
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