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Problem with testing rss channels
Hi
I want to test performance of rss channels in my aplication. I do that by
going to some addres in browser
The adres is http://ip:port/channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss=rss_1.0
In response I got XML dile with channel entries. I want to know if correct
entries are returned.
Problem is that I don't know what kind of request should it be and how to
check this channel entries.
When I sent http request with this two parameters channeluuid and feedFormat
I didn't get any response.
Any ideas? Help.
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Re: Problem with testing rss channels
Posted by ewcia <ew...@o2.pl>.
Yes it has '?'
The exact address is
http://ip:port/rss/?channelId=d50ba953-cc9e-4e9f-971f-6180f706b564&feedFormat=rss_1.0
In real browser, when I type this it works. There is displayed XML file.
This channel id is because of that there is few different channels.
I tried to record the rss channel on other sites.
On http://bash.org.pl there is addres with no parameters -
http://bash.org.pl/rss/ and I got XML file in response.
Ronan Klyne-2 wrote:
>
> ewcia wrote:
>> Hi
>> I want to test performance of rss channels in my aplication. I do that by
>> going to some addres in browser
>> The adres is http://ip:port/channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss=rss_1.0
>> In response I got XML dile with channel entries. I want to know if
>> correct
>> entries are returned.
>> Problem is that I don't know what kind of request should it be and how to
>> check this channel entries.
>>
>> When I sent http request with this two parameters channeluuid and
>> feedFormat
>> I didn't get any response.
>>
>> Any ideas? Help.
>
> Using an HTTP request is correct.
>
> Are you sure that the address you have given us is correct? It does not
> have a '?' anywhere, the feedFormat string has an unencoded '=' in it,
> and the channelId is part of the path section. Did you mean something
> like this:
> http://ip:port/?channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss_1.0
>
> We can't really help you more with entering your parameters in the right
> place in JMeter, until we know where they should go in the request...
>
> # r
>
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> ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
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Re: Problem with testing rss channels
Posted by ewcia <ew...@o2.pl>.
Ok I will do like you said. I added some response assertions. And I think
that will be enough.
Thanks a lot.
sebb-2-2 wrote:
>
> It's not a SOAP request, so just use the normal HTTP request.
>
> Enter the parameters as:
>
> channelId d50ba953-cc9e-4e9f-971f-6180f706b564
> feedFormat rss_1.0
>
> and they will be appended to the URL automatically.
>
> If you want to check that the responses are OK, you can use Assertions.
>
>
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Re: Problem with testing rss channels
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
It's not a SOAP request, so just use the normal HTTP request.
Enter the parameters as:
channelId d50ba953-cc9e-4e9f-971f-6180f706b564
feedFormat rss_1.0
and they will be appended to the URL automatically.
If you want to check that the responses are OK, you can use Assertions.
On 09/04/2008, ewcia <ew...@o2.pl> wrote:
>
> Well I will try WebService(SOAP) Request because now I know that it is some
> webservice.
> i will let know if it is the problem and if it works.
>
>
>
>
> Ronan Klyne-2 wrote:
> >
> > ewcia wrote:
> >> Hi
> >> I want to test performance of rss channels in my aplication. I do that by
> >> going to some addres in browser
> >> The adres is http://ip:port/channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss=rss_1.0
> >> In response I got XML dile with channel entries. I want to know if
> >> correct
> >> entries are returned.
> >> Problem is that I don't know what kind of request should it be and how to
> >> check this channel entries.
> >>
> >> When I sent http request with this two parameters channeluuid and
> >> feedFormat
> >> I didn't get any response.
> >>
> >> Any ideas? Help.
> >
> > Using an HTTP request is correct.
> >
> > Are you sure that the address you have given us is correct? It does not
> > have a '?' anywhere, the feedFormat string has an unencoded '=' in it,
> > and the channelId is part of the path section. Did you mean something
> > like this:
> > http://ip:port/?channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss_1.0
> >
> > We can't really help you more with entering your parameters in the right
> > place in JMeter, until we know where they should go in the request...
> >
> > # r
> >
> > --
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> > Business Collaborator Developer
> > Tel: +44 01189 028518
> > ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
> > www.groupbc.com
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Re: Problem with testing rss channels
Posted by ewcia <ew...@o2.pl>.
Well I will try WebService(SOAP) Request because now I know that it is some
webservice.
i will let know if it is the problem and if it works.
Ronan Klyne-2 wrote:
>
> ewcia wrote:
>> Hi
>> I want to test performance of rss channels in my aplication. I do that by
>> going to some addres in browser
>> The adres is http://ip:port/channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss=rss_1.0
>> In response I got XML dile with channel entries. I want to know if
>> correct
>> entries are returned.
>> Problem is that I don't know what kind of request should it be and how to
>> check this channel entries.
>>
>> When I sent http request with this two parameters channeluuid and
>> feedFormat
>> I didn't get any response.
>>
>> Any ideas? Help.
>
> Using an HTTP request is correct.
>
> Are you sure that the address you have given us is correct? It does not
> have a '?' anywhere, the feedFormat string has an unencoded '=' in it,
> and the channelId is part of the path section. Did you mean something
> like this:
> http://ip:port/?channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss_1.0
>
> We can't really help you more with entering your parameters in the right
> place in JMeter, until we know where they should go in the request...
>
> # r
>
> --
> Ronan Klyne
> Business Collaborator Developer
> Tel: +44 01189 028518
> ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
> www.groupbc.com
>
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Re: Problem with testing rss channels
Posted by Ronan Klyne <ro...@groupbc.com>.
ewcia wrote:
> Hi
> I want to test performance of rss channels in my aplication. I do that by
> going to some addres in browser
> The adres is http://ip:port/channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss=rss_1.0
> In response I got XML dile with channel entries. I want to know if correct
> entries are returned.
> Problem is that I don't know what kind of request should it be and how to
> check this channel entries.
>
> When I sent http request with this two parameters channeluuid and feedFormat
> I didn't get any response.
>
> Any ideas? Help.
Using an HTTP request is correct.
Are you sure that the address you have given us is correct? It does not
have a '?' anywhere, the feedFormat string has an unencoded '=' in it,
and the channelId is part of the path section. Did you mean something
like this:
http://ip:port/?channelId=CHANNELUUID&feedFormat=rss_1.0
We can't really help you more with entering your parameters in the right
place in JMeter, until we know where they should go in the request...
# r
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Business Collaborator Developer
Tel: +44 01189 028518
ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
www.groupbc.com
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