Hi peter, I wrote the webservice sampler in 1.9.1. I tested it against .aspx and .asmx pages. If you give me more details, I can help you figure out the problem. Have you compared the request message produced by jmeter against one that works? there's a lot of Microsoft-ism in the .NET webservices implementation. It could be an apache-soap driver issue. peter lin
Peter Reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have checked this log. It indicates a successful request. I have been through the JavaMail issue and removed errors caused by this not being there. I have also used PerfectLoad HTTPInspector to see what Jmeter is doing. It does not produce any requests for WebServices. I have tried both Java 1.3.1 and 1.4.2 to no avail. The Soap/XML-RPC Data is parsed by Jmeter, as I can cause an error if I enter this incorrectly. I also tried to use the SOAP Listener. This sends a request however it causes a 502 Bad Gateway error. Using HTTPInspector it seems the Soap Action is missing from the header causing the destination server to issue a 500 error. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes
