Thanks. One other thing, It seems like the UserSequence class is not serializable and thus cannot be used for testing over RMI. I tried changing the UserSequence class to implement Serializable, and made all the private methods public. Then I got a java.io.Stream.Corrupted.Exception . Any suggestions? Have urgent need to do testing over RMI since we have maxed the jmeter machine. -David- "Walsh, Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi David,
Sorry for the confusion, my documentation is the cause of your problems. The "HTTP User Parameter modifier" will only change parameters values in a "HTTP Request" if the EXACT same parameter name exists in both the "HTTP Request" and the users.xml file. Using your example as a demonstration. That is, where the proxy server parses the following key value pair from a form. Parameter Name is first_name Parameter Value is Bob and a section of the users.xml looks like the following first_name VONG . . . If the Modification Controller looks like the following: Modification Controller HTTP User Parameter Modifier HTTP Request Now when Jmeter runs, the "HTTP Request" that contained Parameter Name is first_name Parameter Value is Bob will be changed to Parameter Name is first_name Parameter Value is VONG The example I sent you should NOT have contained the "HTTP HTML Link Parser". It crept in there as the load testing I was doing at the time, called for a unique one-time-token issued by the server, to be returned with each form post back to the server. I was using the "HTTP HTML Parser" to populate the form with the unique one-time-token, and the "HTTP User Parameter Modifier" to change userid's in the form. Regards, Mark Walsh -----Original Message----- From: david garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, 2 May 2002 1:31 To: Walsh, Mark; JMeter Users List Cc: Magic Mike Stover; Mike Stover Subject: Re: FW: Jmeter - HTTP User Parameter Modifier Also, do the entries in users.xml have to match the names parsed from the html page? Or is it the case that you name them arbitrarily and then insert those names into the name value fields in your http request. To illustrate: Let's say that I run a proxy server on the form and it parses the key val pair: Name Value FirstName Bob and in users.xml I have first_name VONG . . ! ; . I then insert a link parser and the User Parameter Modifier into my modification controll er before the form request as per your instructions: Modification Controller HTTP HTML Link Parser HTTP User Parameter Modifier HTTP Request Now in my form should I replace what was recorded with Name Value Firstname first_name or. . . Name Value Firstname .* The idea being that I want to replace the value with "VONG" for this thread. I must be brain dead or something cuz neither of these is working. If I could just figure out which to use then I can safely assume that I have some other wierd problem happening. -David- . _____ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness
