Hi, I've tested out the JMeter Proxy Server and it works fine for me. I visited 'jakarta.apache.org' and had no problems at all. Just to double confirm here's how I setup the JMeter Proxy Server :
1. Started jmeter with - 'jmeter -h <ISP proxy server> -p <ISP proxy server port> 2. Created a test tree as below : Test Plan +-ThreadGroup +-HTTP Proxy Server +-Simple Controller 3. Select 'HTTP Proxy Server' and click on 'Start' 4. Open web browser and make it point to JMeter Proxy Server. This should be 'localhost' with port '8080' 5. Goto the desired URL from the web browser. I used to get '503 Gateway Timeout' error 'cos previously the JMeter Proxy used java Sockets to connect to the desired URL and this ignores the 'httpProxyHost' and 'httpProxyPort' system properties set when starting up JMeter (see Step 1). I made the JMeter Proxy Server use URL and HttpConnection(modifications to the code which I've already committed) to overcome this and now it works fine for me. '503 Gateway Timeout' means the server(JMeter Proxy Server, in this case) waited for a service(http request for the desired URL) did not complete so it returned '503' to your browser. How often do you get '503 Gateway Timeout'? Does it always occur for the same URLs? When you get '503 Gateway Timeout' did you try to access the same URL without going thru' JMeter Proxy? neth ---- Begin Original Message ---- From: "Kevin Hammond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Fri, 23 Nov 2001 09:48:53 -0800 To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Proxy Server; getting partial pages and 503 Gateway Timeout Hi, I tried the Proxy Server for the first time and ran into a lot of connectivity problems. �I have tried several web sites (including Jakarta) and I am unable to get a complete HTML page back. �One of three things happened when JMeter tried to retrieve a page: 1) page was partially retrieved (usually the last half of the page) 2) page was empty, or 3) page was not returned due to a "503 Gateway Timeout" error. JMeter does, however, create the right HTTP Request controllers (pretty cool). I access the Internet through a cable modem connection to AT&T @Home. Without going through the JMeter Proxy Server, I get these pages just fine. Has anyone else experienced these types of errors? Thanks, Kevin Hammond -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: � <mailto:jmeter-dev- [EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:jmeter-dev- [EMAIL PROTECTED]> ---- End Original Message ---- ______________________________________________________________ For the latest news, go to http://www.asia1.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
