Using URL rewriting

Dear all, I need some help to use the URL rewriting please. I am testing a web application with login and sesion IDs: - The first request is a validation login that returns back a Session ID (number of 64 digits), - The following requests must include the SID as part of the URL parameters. So I

Re: Using URL rewriting

The URL Rewriter is sometimes limited in the kind of strings it can handle. Your's seems to contain a space after the SID:, which probably breaks it. I would recommend to use a RegExp extractor on the 1st request, then use the variable you obtained to include the session id in subsequent

Re: JMeter from time to time doesn't calculate regular expressions for some threads

Looks like I made the change too late for Gump to pick it up for this build. You'll have to build from CVS or wait until tomorrow... or download the build I just made from: http://pc-casa.ath.cx/outgoing/ -- Salut, Jordi. Shawn Elliott wrote: I still get the same exception with the 02102004

RE: newbie? Response Assertions not finding Flash elements and d ata-driven text

-Original Message- From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 10 February 2004 22:54 To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: newbie? Response Assertions not finding Flash elements and data-driven text I don't think Response Assertions are capable of working INSIDE flash

Constant Timer Doubt

Hi All My Thread Group contains the following elements Constant Timer (20seconds at Thread Group level) HTTP Sampler1 HTTP Sampler2 Lets think that the execution of HTTP Sampler1 started at 10:30:05 A.M. for a user. If the response time for HTTP Smapler1 is 10seconds, when will the

Re: Constant Timer Doubt

10.30.35 A.M. Constant Timer introduces a constant delay before each sampler. To make it be 1.30.25, you should use the Constant Throughput Timer, which introduces a variable delay so that the rate at which samplers occur remains constant. -- Salut, Jordi. Eda Srinivasareddy wrote: Hi All

Re: Constant Timer Doubt

Hi Jordi Thank you very much. Here is one more small doubt. In this situation if I use Constant Throughput Timer (20sec) instead of Constant Timer(20sec) and if the response time of the HTTP Sampler1 is more than 20sec (Timer value) say 30 sec, When will the HTTP Sampler will be started? Is it

Re: Constant Timer Doubt

The Constant Throughput Timer will do as much as it can, that is: it will not introduce any delay delay. But of course it can't rewind the clock :-) That will make it 10.30.35 in your example. The constant throughput will not be attained; that's why the rate is described as Target throughput

RE: Using proxy to record script with xml POSTed to servlet - help!

Ok - thx for the prompt response - I think that pretty well spells things out but I would just like to confirm: JMeter does not support the scenario where you have data to post at the same time as you have parameters to send (because I don't see how to send the parameters in the XML sampler

Recording Controller overwrites selected Tree Node

Has anyone else noticed that the Recording Controller overwrites the selected HTTP Request in the JMeter tree? (When used with Proxy Server) I couldn't find this bug reported in bugzilla or on this list. I will add it if it is unknown.

Re: Recording Controller overwrites selected Tree Node

There is a bugzilla entry for this. Yes, it's very annoying. The most annoying GUI feature as of now, IMO. -- Salut, Jordi. Mark Lassau wrote: Has anyone else noticed that the Recording Controller overwrites the selected HTTP Request in the JMeter tree? (When used with Proxy Server) I

Re: Recording Controller overwrites selected Tree Node

That is bug#24704. Bug#25166 (same, but for timers) has the same cause. The same thing happens with Simple Controllers if you've chosen Add Separators Between Groups or Put Each Group in a New Controller, and with HTTP Header Managers if you're capturing HTTP headers. The stack dump at the