Hello, I have used the Http Proxy Server, I do this : - I make all you do with the controller, (waiting for the addess : localhost - port 8080 for example), - after, I run my browser and change the Network Lan parameter to use proxy : localhost:8080 when I reach an adress on my Intranet (who doesn't need my company proxy), it runs well !
I have the problem of using Jmeter with an Intranet services using a proxy, and I don't find how to configure Jmeter (there is something in jmeter.bat with proxy add, but I have not found how using this). Bonne chance, ThM information document http://www.idocw.com "Parashar, Hitesh" a �crit : > Hi: > > I have a couple of questions. I am a newbie using the nightly build of > 02/22/2002. I read through the archives of the list. Nothing seems to help > me in solving my problems. > > First Question (Recording): > --------------------------------------- > > I am trying to "record" the browser activity using HTTP Proxy Server > component. > > I did following to start recording: > > (1) Added a Thread Group to Test Plan. > (2) Added a Simple Controller to The Thread Group > (3) Added an HTTP Proxy Server to the WorkBench > (4) Changed the port to 6006 (which I know is available) > (5) Left patterns to exclude and include to be empty > (5) Pressed Start > It gave the following message on the console > Initializing... > Creating Config Object...OK > Creating Cache Manager...OK > Creating Daemon Socket... port 6006 OK > Proxy up and running! > > Everything looked nice so far. Now, I start my browser (Internet Explorer > 6.0x), and start hitting an intranet application which resides on the same > network as this machine. Nothing seems to be happening. My Simple Controller > stays empty. > > I am sure I am missing something. Any clues? > > Second Question (Authorization): > ----------------------------------------------- > > Our application uses BASIC HTTP Auth to authorize users. The whole directory > containing the web resources is secured by LDAP Auth and we need to stress > test that. One way is to hard-code the authentication information, which > certainly is the dirty way. Cleaner way is to get HTTP Authorization Manager > work for us. I tried but in vain. I get the FileNotFound exception. If I > try to hit any non secured resource on the same server, it does it fine. Any > suggestion how I can use HTTP Authorization Manager for BASIC HTTP Auth. > > My manager wants me to give feedback on the "usability" of JMeter ASAP. Any > help would be highly appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Hitesh. > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
