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Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Hello
We have encountered this problem:
We have several jmeter tests (test plans) which use several identical steps
at the beginning and at the end of the test.
Previously we decided to take all of the initial steps out to make the test
plan setup.jmx, and the ending steps into the test plan teardown.jmx and
just launch them using IncludeController in every test.
At the setup.jmx steps we log in to the site, create a project (the site has
this functionality)
teardown.jmx just makes some checks and logs out.
The problem is that jmeter creates different http sessions in the main test
plan and in setup.jmx.
It means that a different http session was used in setup.jmx, and the
project created during setup is not available in the main test plan.
How can we share the http session between the current test plan and the one
being included?
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RE: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com>.
Hi Adrian,
thanks for your reply. But unfortunately what you suggest does not work for
us for the following reason.
The tests are supposed to run in multithreaded mode and every thread should
have each own http session. Which does not correspond to this: "...share the
session ID cookie
(JSESSIONID) among all your threads..."
I'll try to rephrase what we need. We have main test plan. It includes
set-up and tear-down test plans.
We run the main test plan, say, in N threads. HTTP session should be shared
between set-up, tear-down and main test plans. But at the same time a given
HTTP session should be confined in a single thread. So in our example we are
going to have N HTTP sessions for N threads.
Set-up, tear-down tests and main test are in the separate jmx files.
Thanks,
Ivan.
Fitzpatrick, Adrian wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'll try and answer assuming your application is a J2EE web based
> application
> - if its different then this may not be correct but I think the principle
> should be broadly the same.
>
> Im also assuming based on your mail that you use a single JMETER thread to
> the set-up and tear-down steps, and multiple threads for the work in the
> middle.
>
> Id reckon what you need to do you need to is share the session ID cookie
> (JSESSIONID) among all your threads. Im not 100% sure about how to do this
> but I think its something along the lines of:
>
> - Include a regular expression extractor (or similar) within your setup
> script to extract the id of the session created by that script and save it
> to
> a variable
>
> - Using this variable, include this JSESSIONID with all subsequent
> requests
> (from you main script). You could prob do this a number of different ways,
> including adding it as HTTP GET parameter to all URLS (i.e.
> http://localhost:80?JSESSIONID=XXXXXX) or as a HTTP POST param. There's
> prob
> a cleverer way to do this such that you dont have to modify all your main
> script requests, but I cant think of it right now!
>
> Hope thats some help.
>
> Regards,
>
> Adrian
>
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RE: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com>.
Hi Adrian!
Thanks a lot!!! I repeated the steps you did and everything works fine!
Now I can move further...
Best regards,
Ivan.
AdrianF wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Ive taken a look at this and I think I see what your issue is - its
> actually
> do to with the way you are using the Include controller (incorrectly, im
> afraid!!)
>
> See -
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Include_
> Controller
>
> The script you are including should not contain a thread group - it should
> just be a simple controller with your samplers.
>
> I fixed this by doing the following:
>
> - Add a simple controller to setup.jmx
> - Add all http samplers under this controller
> - Click on controller and choose "save selection" from the file menu
> - Save this to a new jmx file
> - Change your main.jmx to include this file rather than setup.jmx
> - Add the user variables element to the main.jmx (you might be able to
> leave
> this element in the include file, if that works better for you, but I
> didnt
> test this)
>
> And then it works.
>
> Hopefully that works for your scenario.
>
> - Adrian
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Re: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 13/11/2008, IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Adrian,
>
> yes, this is what exactly what we have:
>
> >if you have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then
> it works
> >fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
> >tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
>
>
> Regarding this note below. We have removed Cookie
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p20478940/jmeter_test_example.zip
> jmeter_test_example.zip Manager element from setup.jmx and teardown.jmx
> test plans and in the main test plan we tried two cases:
> a) put Cookie Manager element in "Thread Group".
> b) put Cookie Manager element in the root node of test plan.
> For the case a) we had next effect: in setup.jmx test plan for every HTTP
> request a new session was created.
> For the case b) we had another effect: in setup.jmx plan a single session
> was created for all HTTP requests within a single thread in setup.jmx. But
> this session was a different one from the session in main test plan.
>
> Andrian, please let me know if you have more thoughts on this.
>
> Attached is a simplified example which demonstrates the problem. The test
> logs in to nabble.com forum and then goes to user's account settings page.
> If you run the test, please set your account data in setup.jmx
>
> JMeter version: 2.3.1
There was a problem with the Cookie Manager in 2.3.1:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/CookieManagerBugIn231
2.3.2 has lots of other fixes; I suggest you upgrade.
> Best regards,
> Ivan.
>
>
> >If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie manager
> >JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a cookie
> >manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
> tear-down
> >scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
> >included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included portions
> to
> >be tracked independently of the main script.
>
>
>
> Fitzpatrick, Adrian wrote:
> >
> >
> > Hi Ivan,
> >
> > Ok, I understand a bit better now I think. Am I right in thinking that if
> > you
> > have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then it
> > works
> > fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
> > tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
> >
> > If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie
> > manager
> > JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a cookie
> > manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
> > tear-down
> > scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
> > included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included portions
> > to
> > be tracked independently of the main script.
> >
> > Otherwise you could be dealing with a potential JMETER bug re. tracking of
> > cookies when using included scripts.....
> >
> > - Adrian
> >
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RE: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com>.
Hi Adrian,
yes, this is what exactly what we have:
>if you have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then
it works
>fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
>tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
Regarding this note below. We have removed Cookie
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20478940/jmeter_test_example.zip
jmeter_test_example.zip Manager element from setup.jmx and teardown.jmx
test plans and in the main test plan we tried two cases:
a) put Cookie Manager element in "Thread Group".
b) put Cookie Manager element in the root node of test plan.
For the case a) we had next effect: in setup.jmx test plan for every HTTP
request a new session was created.
For the case b) we had another effect: in setup.jmx plan a single session
was created for all HTTP requests within a single thread in setup.jmx. But
this session was a different one from the session in main test plan.
Andrian, please let me know if you have more thoughts on this.
Attached is a simplified example which demonstrates the problem. The test
logs in to nabble.com forum and then goes to user's account settings page.
If you run the test, please set your account data in setup.jmx
JMeter version: 2.3.1
Best regards,
Ivan.
>If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie manager
>JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a cookie
>manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
tear-down
>scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
>included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included portions
to
>be tracked independently of the main script.
Fitzpatrick, Adrian wrote:
>
>
> Hi Ivan,
>
> Ok, I understand a bit better now I think. Am I right in thinking that if
> you
> have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then it
> works
> fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
> tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
>
> If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie
> manager
> JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a cookie
> manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
> tear-down
> scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
> included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included portions
> to
> be tracked independently of the main script.
>
> Otherwise you could be dealing with a potential JMETER bug re. tracking of
> cookies when using included scripts.....
>
> - Adrian
>
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Re: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com>.
Sebb,
unfortunately upgrading JMeter up to 2.3.2 didn't resolve the problem.
I got exactly same results.
Could you please send me JMeter tests example that you did?
Also, if you have some time, maybe you will have a look at our sample which
reproduces the problem.
The test logs in to nabble.com forum and then goes to user's account
settings page. If you run the test, please set your account data in
setup.jmx
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20479566/jmeter_test_example.zip
jmeter_test_example.zip
Thanks,
Ivan.
sebb-2-2 wrote:
>
> On 13/11/2008, IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi sebb,
>>
>>
>> >I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do,
>>
>> you may see the details in my reply to Adrian ("RE: Need an advice on how
>> to
>> share https session between test plans - IvanIC Nov 13, 2008; 01:22pm")
>> . I
>> have also attached sample test plans which reproduce the problem in
>> JMeter
>> 2.3.1.
>>
>> I have couple questions about the test you did.
>>
>> >In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
>> >second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
>>
>>
>> Does your first sampler contain several HTTP requests?
>
> No, just one HTTP request.
>
>> As in our case a
>> script which is included (setup.jmx) contains several HTTP requests and
>> indeed in the 1st HTTP request it does not send any cookie like in your
>> example, but consequent requests in setup.jmx plan use cookies returned
>> on
>> the 1st request. BUT the problem is that main.jmx test plan cannot
>> access
>> those cookies obtained in setup.jmx.
>>
>> If I get your example correctly, then the main test plan (second sampler
>> in
>> your terms), can access cookies obtained in included test plan (first
>> sampler in your terms). And that's exactly what does not work for me.
>
> Yes, it does work for me. I tested on 2.3.2 as I assumed you were
> using the current version.
>
>> I used JMeter 2.3.1 and now I am going to try JMeter 2.3.2. Maybe this
>> will
>> resolve the problem.
>
> Hopefully.
>
>> Best regards,
>> Ivan.
>>
>>
>>
>> sebb-2-2 wrote:
>> >
>> > On 11/11/2008, Fitzpatrick, Adrian <ad...@revenue.ie> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Hi Ivan,
>> >>
>> >> Ok, I understand a bit better now I think. Am I right in thinking
>> that
>> >> if you
>> >> have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then
>> it
>> >> works
>> >> fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up
>> and
>> >> tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this
>> problem?
>> >>
>> >> If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie
>> >> manager
>> >> JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a
>> >> cookie
>> >> manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
>> >> tear-down
>> >> scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in
>> your
>> >> included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included
>> >> portions to
>> >> be tracked independently of the main script.
>> >>
>> >> Otherwise you could be dealing with a potential JMETER bug re.
>> tracking
>> >> of
>> >> cookies when using included scripts.....
>> >
>> > I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do, but I have just
>> > done a test with an include script and the Cookie Manager does work
>> > for me. This is what I tried:
>> >
>> > Thread Group
>> > + Http Defaults (set this to a site that sends cookies, e.g. google)
>> > + Cookie Manager
>> > + Include file containing single sampler
>> > + Http Sampler
>> > + Tree View
>> >
>> > In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
>> > second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
>> >
>> > Note that using multiple Cookie Managers will cause a problem
>> > (regardless of whether includes are used) because the cookies are
>> > stored by the manager. Managers don't share cookies with other
>> > managers.
>> >
>> > This was using 2.3.2.
>> >
>> >>
>> >> - Adrian
>> >>
>> >>
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Re: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 13/11/2008, IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi sebb,
>
>
> >I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do,
>
> you may see the details in my reply to Adrian ("RE: Need an advice on how to
> share https session between test plans - IvanIC Nov 13, 2008; 01:22pm") . I
> have also attached sample test plans which reproduce the problem in JMeter
> 2.3.1.
>
> I have couple questions about the test you did.
>
> >In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
> >second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
>
>
> Does your first sampler contain several HTTP requests?
No, just one HTTP request.
> As in our case a
> script which is included (setup.jmx) contains several HTTP requests and
> indeed in the 1st HTTP request it does not send any cookie like in your
> example, but consequent requests in setup.jmx plan use cookies returned on
> the 1st request. BUT the problem is that main.jmx test plan cannot access
> those cookies obtained in setup.jmx.
>
> If I get your example correctly, then the main test plan (second sampler in
> your terms), can access cookies obtained in included test plan (first
> sampler in your terms). And that's exactly what does not work for me.
Yes, it does work for me. I tested on 2.3.2 as I assumed you were
using the current version.
> I used JMeter 2.3.1 and now I am going to try JMeter 2.3.2. Maybe this will
> resolve the problem.
Hopefully.
> Best regards,
> Ivan.
>
>
>
> sebb-2-2 wrote:
> >
> > On 11/11/2008, Fitzpatrick, Adrian <ad...@revenue.ie> wrote:
> >>
> >> Hi Ivan,
> >>
> >> Ok, I understand a bit better now I think. Am I right in thinking that
> >> if you
> >> have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then it
> >> works
> >> fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
> >> tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
> >>
> >> If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie
> >> manager
> >> JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a
> >> cookie
> >> manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
> >> tear-down
> >> scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
> >> included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included
> >> portions to
> >> be tracked independently of the main script.
> >>
> >> Otherwise you could be dealing with a potential JMETER bug re. tracking
> >> of
> >> cookies when using included scripts.....
> >
> > I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do, but I have just
> > done a test with an include script and the Cookie Manager does work
> > for me. This is what I tried:
> >
> > Thread Group
> > + Http Defaults (set this to a site that sends cookies, e.g. google)
> > + Cookie Manager
> > + Include file containing single sampler
> > + Http Sampler
> > + Tree View
> >
> > In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
> > second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
> >
> > Note that using multiple Cookie Managers will cause a problem
> > (regardless of whether includes are used) because the cookies are
> > stored by the manager. Managers don't share cookies with other
> > managers.
> >
> > This was using 2.3.2.
> >
> >>
> >> - Adrian
> >>
> >>
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Re: Need an advice on how to share https session between test plans
Posted by IvanIC <Iv...@gmail.com>.
Hi sebb,
>I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do,
you may see the details in my reply to Adrian ("RE: Need an advice on how to
share https session between test plans - IvanIC Nov 13, 2008; 01:22pm") . I
have also attached sample test plans which reproduce the problem in JMeter
2.3.1.
I have couple questions about the test you did.
>In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
>second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
Does your first sampler contain several HTTP requests? As in our case a
script which is included (setup.jmx) contains several HTTP requests and
indeed in the 1st HTTP request it does not send any cookie like in your
example, but consequent requests in setup.jmx plan use cookies returned on
the 1st request. BUT the problem is that main.jmx test plan cannot access
those cookies obtained in setup.jmx.
If I get your example correctly, then the main test plan (second sampler in
your terms), can access cookies obtained in included test plan (first
sampler in your terms). And that's exactly what does not work for me.
I used JMeter 2.3.1 and now I am going to try JMeter 2.3.2. Maybe this will
resolve the problem.
Best regards,
Ivan.
sebb-2-2 wrote:
>
> On 11/11/2008, Fitzpatrick, Adrian <ad...@revenue.ie> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Ivan,
>>
>> Ok, I understand a bit better now I think. Am I right in thinking that
>> if you
>> have the set-up, main test and tear-down all in a single script then it
>> works
>> fine, with multiple threads running? But if you extract the set-up and
>> tear-down into separate, included scripts then you have this problem?
>>
>> If that's correct, then could this to be to do with the HTTP cookie
>> manager
>> JMETER element? I would guess that in this set-up you would want a
>> cookie
>> manager in the main script only, and not in the included set-up and
>> tear-down
>> scripts? I'm thinking that if you have separate cookie managers in your
>> included scripts, this could cause the sessions for the included
>> portions to
>> be tracked independently of the main script.
>>
>> Otherwise you could be dealing with a potential JMETER bug re. tracking
>> of
>> cookies when using included scripts.....
>
> I'm not sure I understand what the OP is trying to do, but I have just
> done a test with an include script and the Cookie Manager does work
> for me. This is what I tried:
>
> Thread Group
> + Http Defaults (set this to a site that sends cookies, e.g. google)
> + Cookie Manager
> + Include file containing single sampler
> + Http Sampler
> + Tree View
>
> In my test, the first sampler does not send any cookies, but the
> second sends the cookie that was returned in the first response.
>
> Note that using multiple Cookie Managers will cause a problem
> (regardless of whether includes are used) because the cookies are
> stored by the manager. Managers don't share cookies with other
> managers.
>
> This was using 2.3.2.
>
>>
>> - Adrian
>>
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