NullpointerException when using both proxy and maintainSession

[Nicolas De Loof <ni...@capgemini.com>]

Hello,

from an Axis client using Commons-HttpClient as transport, I get 
NullPointerException when using maintainsession + proxy.

My web service is statefull, so I require session

I'm trying to record load test scenario using a proxy based tool 
(loadrunner, similar to apache jmeter)

I've setup http.proxyHost/Port (only) and it works
I've setup service.setMaintainSession(true) and it works
Using both options, NullPointerException in CommonsHttpSender
    boolean secure = hostConfiguration.getProtocol().isSecure();

hostConfiguration.host is null and getProtocol returns null.

Patching getHostConfiguration to ALWAYS setting host make it work :

    config.setHost(targetURL.getHost(), port, targetURL.getProtocol());

Is this a known bug ?

Nico.

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Re: NullpointerException when using both proxy and maintainSession

[Nicolas De Loof <ni...@capgemini.com>]

In fact, it doesn't work as expected : I get a HTTP500 with 
"java.io.IOException: Invalid chunk"

Nicolas De Loof a écrit :

>
> Hello,
>
> from an Axis client using Commons-HttpClient as transport, I get 
> NullPointerException when using maintainsession + proxy.
>
> My web service is statefull, so I require session
>
> I'm trying to record load test scenario using a proxy based tool 
> (loadrunner, similar to apache jmeter)
>
> I've setup http.proxyHost/Port (only) and it works
> I've setup service.setMaintainSession(true) and it works
> Using both options, NullPointerException in CommonsHttpSender
>    boolean secure = hostConfiguration.getProtocol().isSecure();
>
> hostConfiguration.host is null and getProtocol returns null.
>
> Patching getHostConfiguration to ALWAYS setting host make it work :
>
>    config.setHost(targetURL.getHost(), port, targetURL.getProtocol());
>
> Is this a known bug ?
>
> Nico.
>
> This message contains information that may be privileged or 
> confidential and is the property of the Capgemini Group. It is 
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