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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by ms...@apache.org on 2003/08/17 17:23:16 UTC
bug fix release
I'm going to try to do bug fix releases frequently as long as there
are major bugs for 1.9.x that I can fix. Having made the 1.9
release branch in cvs, this is fairly easy to do. If anyone fixes a
bug from 1.9, please make the fix in both the main branch and in
the v1_9_branch release branch. I'll try to make the releases on
the weekends.
Right now, there's a new 1.9.1 release out which fixes the
cookiemanager problem and some minor gui problems.
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Re: Dynamically getting a value
Posted by Gopi <go...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Archana
You can use the Post Processor regular extractor to parse and store the id
value to a j-meter variable from the response. Then you can use the j-meter
variable in the sub sequent pages.
HTH
Gopi
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From: "Archana Bharathidasan" <ar...@yahoo.com>
To: "JMeter Users List" <jm...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 3:43 AM
Subject: Dynamically getting a value
> Hi,
>
> I use badboy to record a sequence of actions in a
> web-application and export the script to JMeter. One
> of the actions is selecting a database to be deleted
> from a drop-down list. Each database is associated
> with an unique id. The problem is, when the script is
> generated, the unique id is hardcoded into the script.
> Currently, I am able to look at the parameters in the
> JMeter panel and change the id manually so that the
> script works correctly. Is there some way I can
> instruct JMeter to dynamically retrieve the id each
> time instead of using the value in the script?
>
> Any help will be appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> Archana
>
>
>
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Re: Dynamically getting a value
Posted by Gopi <go...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Archana
You can use the Post Processor regular extractor to parse and store the id
value to a j-meter variable from the response. Then you can use the j-meter
variable in the sub sequent pages.
HTH
Gopi
----- Original Message -----
From: "Archana Bharathidasan" <ar...@yahoo.com>
To: "JMeter Users List" <jm...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 3:43 AM
Subject: Dynamically getting a value
> Hi,
>
> I use badboy to record a sequence of actions in a
> web-application and export the script to JMeter. One
> of the actions is selecting a database to be deleted
> from a drop-down list. Each database is associated
> with an unique id. The problem is, when the script is
> generated, the unique id is hardcoded into the script.
> Currently, I am able to look at the parameters in the
> JMeter panel and change the id manually so that the
> script works correctly. Is there some way I can
> instruct JMeter to dynamically retrieve the id each
> time instead of using the value in the script?
>
> Any help will be appreciated!
>
> Thanks,
> Archana
>
>
>
> =====
>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~
> It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you
are not.
>
> -Andre Gide
>
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Dynamically getting a value
Posted by Archana Bharathidasan <ar...@yahoo.com>.
Hi,
I use badboy to record a sequence of actions in a
web-application and export the script to JMeter. One
of the actions is selecting a database to be deleted
from a drop-down list. Each database is associated
with an unique id. The problem is, when the script is
generated, the unique id is hardcoded into the script.
Currently, I am able to look at the parameters in the
JMeter panel and change the id manually so that the
script works correctly. Is there some way I can
instruct JMeter to dynamically retrieve the id each
time instead of using the value in the script?
Any help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Archana
=====
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-Andre Gide
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Dynamically getting a value
Posted by Archana Bharathidasan <ar...@yahoo.com>.
Hi,
I use badboy to record a sequence of actions in a
web-application and export the script to JMeter. One
of the actions is selecting a database to be deleted
from a drop-down list. Each database is associated
with an unique id. The problem is, when the script is
generated, the unique id is hardcoded into the script.
Currently, I am able to look at the parameters in the
JMeter panel and change the id manually so that the
script works correctly. Is there some way I can
instruct JMeter to dynamically retrieve the id each
time instead of using the value in the script?
Any help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
Archana
=====
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It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.
-Andre Gide
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RE: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>.
> Is there javascript stuff going on that looks like a page
> reload but really isn't? Do the child
> windows make requests to the same server?
>
not sure what you mean about js stuff htat looks like a reaload, but the
child windows all make requests to the same server ... there are a total
of three windows.
>
> No, if I could write code that could break ssl encryption and
> allow me to decode into plain text
> what was sent (and thus record your browser's requests), I'd
> be getting big prizes in the
> computing world.
>
> However, I could develop a commercial plugin for JMeter that
> could include a full-featured
> embedded browser in JMeter that would enable recording https
> sessions. The question is,
> how many people/companies would buy it?
>
ohh that makes sense .... we might buy a plugin that does that, depends
on the pricing.
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RE: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>.
> Is there javascript stuff going on that looks like a page
> reload but really isn't? Do the child
> windows make requests to the same server?
>
not sure what you mean about js stuff htat looks like a reaload, but the
child windows all make requests to the same server ... there are a total
of three windows.
>
> No, if I could write code that could break ssl encryption and
> allow me to decode into plain text
> what was sent (and thus record your browser's requests), I'd
> be getting big prizes in the
> computing world.
>
> However, I could develop a commercial plugin for JMeter that
> could include a full-featured
> embedded browser in JMeter that would enable recording https
> sessions. The question is,
> how many people/companies would buy it?
>
ohh that makes sense .... we might buy a plugin that does that, depends
on the pricing.
Re: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by ms...@apache.org.
On 19 Aug 2003 at 16:05, luke cassady-dorion wrote:
> i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
> several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
> parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
> that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
Is there javascript stuff going on that looks like a page reload but really isn't? Do the child
windows make requests to the same server?
>
> a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
> record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
> http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
> rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
No, if I could write code that could break ssl encryption and allow me to decode into plain text
what was sent (and thus record your browser's requests), I'd be getting big prizes in the
computing world.
However, I could develop a commercial plugin for JMeter that could include a full-featured
embedded browser in JMeter that would enable recording https sessions. The question is,
how many people/companies would buy it?
-Mike
>
> thnx
>
>
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Re: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by ms...@apache.org.
On 19 Aug 2003 at 16:05, luke cassady-dorion wrote:
> i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
> several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
> parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
> that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
Is there javascript stuff going on that looks like a page reload but really isn't? Do the child
windows make requests to the same server?
>
> a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
> record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
> http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
> rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
No, if I could write code that could break ssl encryption and allow me to decode into plain text
what was sent (and thus record your browser's requests), I'd be getting big prizes in the
computing world.
However, I could develop a commercial plugin for JMeter that could include a full-featured
embedded browser in JMeter that would enable recording https sessions. The question is,
how many people/companies would buy it?
-Mike
>
> thnx
>
>
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Re: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by ss...@badboy.com.au.
Hi Luke,
If you are using a Win32 platform then you might like to try using Badboy:
http://www.badboy.com.au
It should record the popup windows and https requests, and you can save the
file in JMeter format using the "Export to JMeter" option.
Note the saved jmeter format is being significantly improved in the 1.3-beta-3
release which should be happening this weekend, or shortly thereafter.
Cheers,
Simon Sadedin.
Badboy Software.
Quoting luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>:
> i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
> several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
> parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
> that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
>
> a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
> record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
> http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
> rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
>
> thnx
>
>
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Re: recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by ss...@badboy.com.au.
Hi Luke,
If you are using a Win32 platform then you might like to try using Badboy:
http://www.badboy.com.au
It should record the popup windows and https requests, and you can save the
file in JMeter format using the "Export to JMeter" option.
Note the saved jmeter format is being significantly improved in the 1.3-beta-3
release which should be happening this weekend, or shortly thereafter.
Cheers,
Simon Sadedin.
Badboy Software.
Quoting luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>:
> i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
> several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
> parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
> that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
>
> a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
> record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
> http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
> rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
>
> thnx
>
>
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recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>.
i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
thnx
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recording a script with popup windows (jmeter 1.9, jdk 1.4)
Posted by luke cassady-dorion <lu...@netraker.com>.
i am trying to record a browser session where the main window pops up
several child windows. the recorder seems to record everything in the
parent window but nothing in the child windows. i've tested to make sure
that the child windows all have the correct proxy settings.
a separate problem i am having involves trouble getting the recorder to
record a session using https. i am able to work around by recording in
http and then changing the script settings to use https, but would
rather not have to do this. is there a way to make jmeter record https?
thnx