Hello
Currently I use the below listed python script to get the session id which
is required for every request. How would I set up jmeter to get the session
id? Thank you for your help
url = 'http://denvercolorado/_rest/dev/'
sessionurl = 'http://denvercolorado/_rest/v2/session.json'
callurl =
Thanks for the information. I've tried the beanshell pre processor, but
don't seem to be able to get it recognized by the Authorization manager. Is
it possible to call a python script from jmeter? I have the authorization
working in a script, but have a hard time getting it to work in jmeter.
After further investigation with firebug, I've noticed that the housemade
sessionid is buried in DOM which calls a JQuery. I can see the expression
(sessionid) with firebug, but not with jmeter. Is there a way to extract a
JQuery expression?
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Oh yes, it works from the browser (I'm testing a session API with a get
method)
http://denver.colorado/_rest/dev/?e=5s=12345abcde --- when I execute the
URL, it returns a session id which consists of current time and the hash of
the secret code (listed in URL) and id (listed in URL). I can see
yes, it was calculated using jquery and I have no idea at this point how to
replicate it in jmeter.
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Hello
I'm using the time function and get the following string returned:
currentTime=1306894971042. I'm interested in only the first 10 digits.
I tried the following:
${__jexl(Systemclass=log.class.forName(java.lang.System);
Stringclass=log.class.forName(java.lang.String);
Thank you so much. I worked on this for hours.
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I have another question. I'm doing RESTful web services testing and have a
home grown sessionID.
Before I make the request, I have to create an MD5 hash of the current time
and a secret word. Then I send an authorization header with the hashed
string to get the real sessionID from the server.
Here is the string I need to create:
Authorization Basic 2:1307334312:9bf77a1d388d5b403d3383be4b11df00. Notice
no space before or after the colons :.
Here are the variables via debug sampler:
newDate=1307334312
newDate2=1307334312
s=239erx487ysSkUA2dLkd7sySX
Yes, it gives a space after the first colon. I'm using the Jmeter Rest
Sampler. Maybe there is a parse issue in the Header.
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Thank you for your help.
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Hello
I have a restful web service with retrieves a home-grown sessionID from the
server. I used the HTTP Header Manager before I send the restful request.
Once the sessionID is retrieved and captured in a variable, I need to use
that sessionID in my next restful call, How do I specify another
thanks it worked.
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I have to test some REST web services and I'm using the POSTER add on tool
(Firefox). I'm successful running the services via the tool, but I'm not
able to get a POST to work in jmeter using the HTTP Request sampler.
Here are the parameters I input into the POSTER tool
in the header:
Name
Hello
I'm trying to get the jmeter-maven-plugin to work with jmeter 2.5. Does the
following link https://github.com/Ronnie76er/jmeter-maven-plugin#readme
support the latest release of jmeter 2.5? If not what would be a good
source. I'm relatively new to maven and jenkins.
Thank you.
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Hello.
I'm using jmeter 2.5 on Windows 7. Can somebody please tell me why I keep
getting this error. Do I need to make changes to some of the properties
files? Thanks.
2011/10/19 15:38:21 ERROR - jmeter.protocol.http.proxy.Proxy:
java.net.SocketException: Connection closed by remote host^M
Thanks, but I already tried that. Is there something else I need to change?
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