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HTTPHeaderManager

           Summary: HTTPHeaderManager
           Product: JMeter
           Version: 1.9.1
          Platform: Sun
        OS/Version: Windows NT/2K
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Critical
          Priority: Other
         Component: Main
        AssignedTo: jmeter-dev@jakarta.apache.org
        ReportedBy: sudip.subs@gmail.com
                CC: sudip.subs@gmail.com


The bug noted is as follows:
Testing done using 2 test plans. Both test plans are essentially same with 
difference in the Headers Stored in the Header Manager. Test plan 1 has name-
value pairs as (A11,B11), (A12,B12). Test plan 2 has name-value pairs as 
(A11,B21), (A12,B12). Hence the difference is only for the value corresponding 
to name - "A11". First test plan 1 is loaded. Test plan 1 shows A11,B11 when 
loaded. Now test plan 2 is loaded. Test plan 2 still shows A11,B11 when loaded, 
instead of A11,B12. 
However if JMeter is closed after loading test plan 1 and then re-started and 
then test plan 2 is loaded the correct name-value pairs are reflected as 
avaiable in the test plan.
Note : Make sure that the value for A11 is quite long such that you need to 
click the cell to view the end of string.
Also observed, in test plan 1 after checking value for A11 if the value for A12 
is clicked and then test plan 2 is loaded then the correct values for A11 is 
loaded. This essentially means when the focus is on the cell, the cell value is 
not being refreshed.

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CVS newbie question

[joelsherriff <jo...@comcast.net>]

This question surely has a better place to be asked, but after looking I
can't find a forum to ask it in and I figure someone here has surely solved
the same problem so please set flames to 'bic' vs blowtorch....

I want to be able to make local modifications to jmeter source under cvs
control and still be able to merge with the main cvs repository.  Can I do
that?  What I've done is to create my own repository, which has created
everything with version 1.1.1.1.
Then I made all my changes so that version numbers are from 1.1.1.1 to
whatever.  When I wanted to merge the latest main cvs code with my code, I
then grabbed a copy of the code and changed the CVSROOT for that copy to
point to the main cvs repository.  Then did an Update on that copy - that
bombs with:

cvs [server aborted]: missing expected branches in
/home/cvspublic/jakarta-jmeter/bin/jmeter.properties,v

Which I assume (perhaps wrongly) means that its pissed about the version
numbers being out-of-sync.

What's the right way to do this, if any?  I've poured through the cvs doc
and nothing jumps out at me as to what I should have done differently.

Thanks

JS




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