Jamie Davidson has indicated some problems with cookies. Maybe it's possible
that ASP's set cookies in such a way that JMeter's code is not handling
properly? If that's what you suspect, I suggest adding print statements to
CookieManager and HTTPSampler to determine what your cookies look like, and
see if there is some difference between cookies from the servlets, and
cookies from the ASP.
Also, can you set up the simplest of simple ASP pages to direct JMeter to
without redirection? Maybe the problem is specifically due to being
redirected from a servlet to an ASP page. I don't know what that would mean,
but it'd be good to know if that's the case.
-Mike
On Thursday 26 July 2001 23:46, Anjan Rao wrote:
> hi mike,
> Thanx for the inputs. i was wrong yesterday. I seem to get this error when
> ever the URL points to an Active Server Page. I am looking at the jmeter
> code to see if i can figure out something. Meanwhile, how do i print out
> all the URL's JMeter is attempting to access?
> Also, my site is built partly in Asps and partly using Servlets. The test
> cases branch out to servlets and then comes back into ASP. JMeter test
> cases for the servlet pages don't fail. I am sharing a single cookie
> Manager instance between all the ASP and Servlet test cases. Maybe this
> could be the error...
>
> Cheers,
> Anjan
>
>
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