Problem with redirects

[Karsten Gaul <ka...@exedio.com>]

Hi all,

Although I tried "Follow Redirects" as well as "Automatically Follow 
Redirects" my POST request won't do it. The post request's requirements 
are met with regard to the header information but this time the 
Content-Type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Is that the problem 
and if so, how do I fix that? Instead of being redirected to the given 
url, only the forms are filled with the information I provide in the POST.

rgds
Karsten

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Re: Problem with redirects

[Karsten Gaul <ka...@exedio.com>]

Ok I figured this out myself by simply trying. Although my browser says 
that the request is a POST, in JMeter the redirect is only followed if I 
send the very same request with all its parameters as a GET. Is that a 
jmeter issue? The site that caused the problem was in pfml format.

cheers
Karsten

Am 01.07.2010 11:25, schrieb Karsten Gaul:
> Hi all,
>
> Although I tried "Follow Redirects" as well as "Automatically Follow
> Redirects" my POST request won't do it. The post request's requirements
> are met with regard to the header information but this time the
> Content-Type is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Is that the problem
> and if so, how do I fix that? Instead of being redirected to the given
> url, only the forms are filled with the information I provide in the POST.
>
> rgds
> Karsten
>
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