JMeter not supporting applets/java script.

["Sen, Kakoli" <Ka...@ps.net>]

Hi Sebb,
    From JMeter-Wiki I saw that JMeter does not support HTML pages having applets or java-script. Does it give any error on testing sites having these which is evident from the View Results Tree?

Thanks,
Kakoli

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Re: JMeter not supporting applets/java script.

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

JMeter _can_ be used to test sites that use Javascript and applets.

However, JMeter does not process the code in the returned web-page.
Thus the requests that would be done by Javascript or the applet need
to be generated manually. In the case of Javascript, the JMeter proxy
could be used to capture the browser's interpretation of the
JavaScript.

N.B. JMeter can send any request to a server that a browser can - and
more (e.g. HEAD, TRACE etc)

The View Results Tree shows the contents of any pages requested by
JMeter; in the text version, you can see if there are any Javascript
or applet references in the page.

You can add whatever assertions you like to check the results.

This is all described in the manual.

On 06/09/06, Sen, Kakoli <Ka...@ps.net> wrote:
> Hi Sebb,
>    From JMeter-Wiki I saw that JMeter does not support HTML pages having applets or java-script. Does it give any error on testing sites having these which is evident from the View Results Tree?
>
> Thanks,
> Kakoli
>
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