Hi >Hey the url doesnt really exist indeed, but why is it appearing in the recorded commands? Because the HTML page contains a reference to your css file in the form of <link>, the browser will make a request to this CSS file and it will get recorded (the browser however ignores this error) >(I said stop test on sampler error and it didnt- so I guess this means no errors) Not necessarily. This means there are no HTTP errors (like a 500 error) that JMeter can detect. You must have good assertions in your test if you want to be able to make this statement >But the main problem lies in the fact >that when I go to http request which contains my login details and change >them to a wrong id, the test still runs without any error. If your application returns an error message (e.g. Invalid username/password) with a 200 status code, JMeter wont know this an error. You must assert the content of the returned HTML page (either it must contain a success message, or it must not contain the error message or it must contain a particular text only found on success) - depends on your app Use View results tree to view the response you obtain(render it as HTML and see what you are getting).
On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 2:23 AM, phanikishan <phanikis...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Deepak Shetty wrote: > > > > a 404 means file not found. Observe the Requested URL and check whether > > the > > URL is right and the file really doesnt exist or if the URL is wrong. > > Directly typing this URL in the browser should give you the same error. > > Most browser incompatibilities are due to js/css which JMeter doesnt care > > about. > > > Hey the url doesnt really exist indeed, but why is it appearing in the > recorded commands? (if it doesnt exist, I never even go to the page > right?). > Also I'm running it on ie 6 and my web-application/page has loads of java > scripts. So while recording what should I include the .*\.js and .*\.css > patterns? (right now I include .* and dont exclude any). > I have removed the css file from the http requests and run the test plan > and > it ran without any "errors" (I said stop test on sampler error and it didnt > - so I guess this means no errors) . But the main problem lies in the fact > that when I go to http request which contains my login details and change > them to a wrong id, the test still runs without any error. I think this is > the reason why i'm not able to change data while running a test. > (What I tried doing was - recorded a test case which involves modifying a > database parameter. Once recorded I tried using the Random() method to > modify this parameter but it remains the same.) > Can you help me as to what to do? > > Phani Kishan > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Modifying-data-while-filling-forms-and-basic-Jmeter-help-tp24371548p24458475.html > Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: jmeter-user-unsubscr...@jakarta.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: jmeter-user-h...@jakarta.apache.org > >
