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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Darren Hartford <dh...@ghsinc.com> on 2004/04/14 22:19:33 UTC

Webservice Sampler (axis)

Hey all,
Just giving some feedback.  Using JMeter for webservice stresstesting is great!!  I guess it works for .NET testing, but having some issues performance testing Axis/Jboss3.2.3 webservices.

As of the 20040412 nightly build, can now correctly load the WSDL, see the Web Methods, but then when I go to configure a specific method the 'URL' field underneath, and the 'SOAPAction' field just return the same site as the WSDL and not the correct SOAPAction (and therefore really can't do anything beyond that).

I know this has been targeting .NET to date, but would be great for use on Axis-based services as well!
-D



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Re: Webservice Sampler (axis)

Posted by peter lin <jm...@yahoo.com>.
Hi darren,


I recently updated the simple WSDLHelper class, so
that it can parse Axis WSDL files.  From the examples
I've seen for Axis, it typically doesn't include a
soapAction.

If you send me a sample WSDL, i can take a look.
Eventually I plan to update the webservice sampler to
use a full blown WSDL driver, if it is license
friendly with apache 2.0 license. I believe Axis
currently uses IBM WSDL4J, which is good. I hesitate
because that would be another optional jar users have
to d/l.

you can always enter the SOAPAction manually, if you
know the correct value. I hope that helps. If you can
provide a sample WSDL, please email it to me directly
and I'll take a look tomorrow. Thanks for the
suggestion, it helps to know these issues exist.

peter lin


--- Darren Hartford <dh...@ghsinc.com> wrote:
> Hey all,
> Just giving some feedback.  Using JMeter for
> webservice stresstesting is great!!  I guess it
> works for .NET testing, but having some issues
> performance testing Axis/Jboss3.2.3 webservices.
> 
> As of the 20040412 nightly build, can now correctly
> load the WSDL, see the Web Methods, but then when I
> go to configure a specific method the 'URL' field
> underneath, and the 'SOAPAction' field just return
> the same site as the WSDL and not the correct
> SOAPAction (and therefore really can't do anything
> beyond that).
> 
> I know this has been targeting .NET to date, but
> would be great for use on Axis-based services as
> well!
> -D
> 
> 
> 
>
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