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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Erik Hartenian <er...@beanbasket.com> on 2007/01/30 22:26:17 UTC
HTTPSampler --> HTTPSampler2 Problems
I have searched the archives of this list and found partial solutions to my problem, but not the
"total" solution. So, I'm posting this in hopes that somebody can assist me.
Goal: To do SSL testing with JMeter against an Apache instance, so that there are as many SSL sessions
open as their are JMeter threads. (i.e. 1 SSL session per JMeter thread)
Info: From what I've gathered, this cannot be done with the default Java HTTP Client, and from what
I've seen, this is true as it only produces 1 (or possibly 2) SSL session on the Apache server.
I have gone through the process of adding the cert to the keystore, etc. and gotten the jmx script to
run properly (with https) when I am using the Java sampler, but the assertion fails when I change to
using the Jakarta sampler:
Requests like this WORK:
<HTTPSampler guiclass="HttpTestSampleGui" testclass="HTTPSampler" testname="50 K html file"
enabled="true">
....
</HTTPSampler>
Requests like this FAIL:
<HTTPSampler2 guiclass="HttpTestSampleGui2" testclass="HTTPSampler2" testname="50 K html file"
enabled="true">
....
</HTTPSampler2>
What am I missing that is preventing this from working? The only changes made to the jmx script were:
<HTTPSampler becomes <HTTPSampler2
</HTTPSampler becomes </HTTPSampler2
HttpTestSampleGui becomes HttpTestSampleGui2
testclass="HTTPSampler" becomes testclass="HTTPSampler2"
I hope I'm not missing something "obvious" here. Forgive me if this has been answered before; I
wasn't able to find it.
Thanks,
-- Erik Hartenian
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Re: HTTPSampler --> HTTPSampler2 Problems
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 30/01/07, Erik Hartenian <er...@beanbasket.com> wrote:
> I have searched the archives of this list and found partial solutions to my problem, but not the
> "total" solution. So, I'm posting this in hopes that somebody can assist me.
>
> Goal: To do SSL testing with JMeter against an Apache instance, so that there are as many SSL sessions
> open as their are JMeter threads. (i.e. 1 SSL session per JMeter thread)
>
> Info: From what I've gathered, this cannot be done with the default Java HTTP Client, and from what
> I've seen, this is true as it only produces 1 (or possibly 2) SSL session on the Apache server.
There is no control over connection re-use with the Java
implementation, so it will depend on how many connections are needed
at once (plus any limits that may be enforced).
> I have gone through the process of adding the cert to the keystore, etc. and gotten the jmx script to
> run properly (with https) when I am using the Java sampler, but the assertion fails when I change to
> using the Jakarta sampler:
>
> Requests like this WORK:
>
> <HTTPSampler guiclass="HttpTestSampleGui" testclass="HTTPSampler" testname="50 K html file"
> enabled="true">
> ....
> </HTTPSampler>
>
>
> Requests like this FAIL:
>
> <HTTPSampler2 guiclass="HttpTestSampleGui2" testclass="HTTPSampler2" testname="50 K html file"
> enabled="true">
> ....
> </HTTPSampler2>
>
>
> What am I missing that is preventing this from working? The only changes made to the jmx script were:
>
> <HTTPSampler becomes <HTTPSampler2
> </HTTPSampler becomes </HTTPSampler2
> HttpTestSampleGui becomes HttpTestSampleGui2
> testclass="HTTPSampler" becomes testclass="HTTPSampler2"
>
>
> I hope I'm not missing something "obvious" here. Forgive me if this has been answered before; I
> wasn't able to find it.
What is the failure that you get?
Have you tried a simple HTTP HttpClient Sampler test against a
well-known https site - i.e. one that uses an authority known to Java?
What version of JMeter and Java?
> Thanks,
>
>
> -- Erik Hartenian
>
>
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