Re: Web site Post and Submit

[Oliver Lloyd <ol...@hotmail.com>]

Yes, utterly possible. This is a good forum but you'll have to be more
specific to get any useful help - more general help is available in the
docs, loads of it. Try reading through the help pages, trying a few
different things you read about and then, if you're really stuck at one
point, post a question with lots of clear information here and people will
be happy to help out.

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Re: Web site Post and Submit

[Oliver Lloyd <ol...@hotmail.com>]

I would disagree. 

You need to start thinking more about network communication and less about
what is executed in javascript / at the GUI layer. JMeter works at the HTTP
layer and as such client side stuff like popups are, well, pretty
irrelevant. Try googling around for articles on the basics of load testing -
there's a lot more to it than you might think, esp. if you do not come from
a dev background.

Re. Your error, it's probable you are losing state because you are not
maintaining the session. Random guess: you most probably need a HTTP Cookie
Manager.

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