Thought about including FRAMEs and IFRAMEs in the result sets when doing the parser thing. That's trivial. Having the sampler recursively parse text/html results should be doable too. Ideally, this would require passing the information on the expected MIME type of the resources, but I'd say we can live without that...

What's the proble, with puting your timer inside the login.jsp sampler?

We could also think about some timer-cancellation component that would cancel the effect of any timers higher on the tree. But it's probably not worth the hassle. (It may be that you can actually obtain this by adding a -999999 constant timer... need to try).

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Jordi.

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Might I suggest that JMeter must also retrieve parse the result and retrieve Framesets automatically otherwise Timers will become increasingly unusable!

Take as an example a login.jsp URL that upon successful authentication returns the following (Home) page:

<frameset rows=52,* framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0>
<frame name="witopbar" src="topBar.htm" marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 scrolling=no frameborder=0 NORESIZE> <frameset cols=80,* framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0> <frame name="winavigationbar" src="navigationBar.jsp?WflowType=W" marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 scrolling=AUTO frameborder=0 target="rbottom" noresize > <frame name="rbottom" src="welcomeDefault.jsp"> </frameset> </frameset>


The browser interprets this and immediately sends THREE requests back to the server a) toBar.htm b) navigationBar.jsp c) welcomeDefault.jsp

So I end up with several URLs sampled by the HTTP Proxy Server (not a problem in its own right since this is an accurate picture of the load on the server)

My problem is that a Timer will place a delay between each of the three "sub" requests when really it should not pause for these three at all!

The only options I see are to a) make the Timers more intelligent (by "grouping" them into individual mouse-clicks) or b) make the HTTP Sampler behave more like a browser and retrieve these frames automatically in a similar way to images.


What are your thoughts?


Paul Hearmon



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