RE: Trying to work with Java Request, parameter add/delete doesn' t stick

2004-01-28 Thread BAZLEY, Sebastian
There does seem to be a bug - in 1.9.1 it looks like the Java defaults over-ride all the sampler values, at least for the JavaTest Sampler. The existing example samplers ignore any *extra* parameters - not sure what they would do with them anyway. Perhaps the Add/Delete buttons should be

Request address after redirect

2004-01-28 Thread Alan Molloy (ext. 713)
Hi, I wish to carry out a POST after a http request sampler that followed redirects. The response from the last redirect had a FORM action tag left blank, and hence, the post is to the location of the last redirect(ie. the URL address as displayed in the browser, both URL and parameters, eg.

Re: nested user parameter config

2004-01-28 Thread Jorg Heymans
gmane is soo slow showing my replies. I found a way around it by making a loop controller with iterations set to the number of dynamic request parameters (so in the inner loop). I guess i was looking for a way to have this automatically determined but for now it will do. Thanks for the

Re: nested user parameter config

2004-01-28 Thread Jorg Heymans
What do you mean by loop ? Should i add a loop controller ? I have now Thread group - user parameters with uri parameter - loop controller (count forever) - http request - user parameter with dynamic request parameter but that doesn't provide the

Re: Request address after redirect

2004-01-28 Thread Jordi Salvat i Alabart
The HTML Link Parser pre-processor should do this... my experience with it is very variable :-( but I would still give it a try. If you know there will be a single redirect (and not a chain of them), you can also uncheck the follow redirects option and use a Regexp Extractor to find the URL in

Re: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
Hi curt, thanks for the feedback and questions about the sampler. Currently, the sampler is very basic to put it bluntly. It doesn't support cookies yet and does use the header manager. The current implementation uses Apache Soap, but I am only using the basic stuff. I can add support for

Re: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
typo in my response. That should say does not support HeaderManager. peter lin peter lin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi curt, thanks for the feedback and questions about the sampler. Currently, the sampler is very basic to put it bluntly. It doesn't support cookies yet and does use the

RE: Request address after redirect

2004-01-28 Thread Alan Molloy (ext. 713)
Response is much appreciated Jordi, it helps a lot in increasing our understanding of how this functionality works. We will give both of those approaches a go. For the link parser approach to work, it would assume that the regular expression will be applied to not just the final response, but the

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread Curt Johnson
I'd be happy to help test a solution if you already have one. Otherwise, I'll probably be looking at the source to see if there's a way to make it work. Our project will probably give the sampler a run for it's money though. We're using multiple endpoints, cookies and trying to simulate a .NET 1.0

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
hi curt, soap does provide cookie support, but I haven't implemented it yet. no reason why it isn't in the current version other than there wasn't a pressing need. If you're already using Apache Axis, it is probably going to fit your needs better. Eventually I plan on updating the

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread Curt Johnson
Sure... just zip them up and send them to me, I'll put them in when I get them and let you know how it works. Thanks, Curt Johnson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Technical Resource Connection, Inc. http://www.trcinc.com -Original Message- From: peter lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
ok, it might be as early as friday. most likely by monday I'll have the changes implemented for you to test. thanks for offering your time to assist. peter lin Curt Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sure... just zip them up and send them to me, I'll put them in when I get them and let you

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread Curt Johnson
No problem, thanks for a great tool. Curt Johnson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Technical Resource Connection, Inc. http://www.trcinc.com -Original Message- From: peter lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 4:30 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: RE: HTTP Headers and

Re: regex extractor on final redirect page

2004-01-28 Thread Craig Palmer
Can you point me to specific files? I grabbed the latest of these files: org/apache/jmeter/extractor/RegexExtractor.class org/apache/jmeter/extractor/RegexExtractor$Test.class org/apache/jmeter/extractor/RegexExtractor$1.class org/apache/jmeter/extractor/gui/RegexExtractorGui.class but

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
hi curt, I started working on cookie and header support. the cookie support looks like it is pretty limited. It basically allows you to turn it on or off. there isn't really a way to set the headers. this faq http://ws.apache.org/soap/faq/faq_chawke.html covers headers and cookies.

RE: HTTP Headers and Cookies in SOAP Requests

2004-01-28 Thread peter lin
replying to my own post again. I just took a look at the latest Axis and it looks like 1.2 is in alpha right now. Once it stabilizes, I plan to upgrade the webservice sampler to it and use wsdl4J also. my plan right now is to do after Jmeter 2.0 is released. peter lin

Html Link Parser

2004-01-28 Thread lalit sahoo
Hi! All, I am trying to use HTML Link Parser for testing my application,but i am getting problems. My test plan consist of following elements: 1.simple controller 2.Http sampler 3.Html Link Parser 4.second http sampler I am adding 2 paremeters(userid and password)in first http sampler. I want to