Hello Jochen,
Thanks for the help, I have check my .jmx file against the ponits that you
outlined, but I am still getting an error 'HTTPS hostname wrong'. I have
done some digging around on the net and I have found the cause on the
java.sun.com Developer forums, but this has me no closer to being able to
complete the test, given the cause, do you have any pointers ? I am
guessing that the certificate that is mentioned below is the one on the
Server ? Can I create a certificate that will solve this problem ? or
could this be a possible enhancement to JMeter to cater for this situation
?
Thanks again
@...
This happens if the hostname in the URL does not match the hostname in the
certificate. There is an easy workaround to this: you have to define your
own hostname verifier and configure the HttpsURLConnection with it:
HttpsURLConnection.setDefaultHostnameVerifier(new HostnameVerifier() {
public boolean verify(String urlHostname, String certHostname) {
return true;
}
});
The hostname verifier is only called if the URL hostname does not match
the certificate hostname. The default implementation does not allow such a
mismatch.
"Stiepel, Jochen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10/09/2002 05:32 PM
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Hi Andrew,
1. in Server or IP only the following example is allowed: test.server.com
The followings are NOT allowed:
http://test.server.com/
http://test.server.com/index.html
it is ONLY test.server.com allowed. That means no http, no Path, no File
before or after test.server.com
2. you have to set the Port to your https Port and that is normaly 443. If
you select https (and you have to do in your case ;-) ) and you have to
fill
the Port Field, because if you left it black JMeter use Port 80.
3. The Path Field: test.server.com/test/index.html -> all the things
after
test.server.com so I mean /test/index.html you have to put in the Field
Path.
If that does not solve your problems with the test maybe you can send me
your .jmx File to [EMAIL PROTECTED] so I can look after it
and test it with my JMeter build.
CU
Jochen
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Jochen,
after sending the mail I realised that I had saved all of these for the
very reason I sent the mail ! doh. In your testing did you ever see an
error like 'java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname Wrong: should be <your
url>' ? I have tried various combinations of specifically on the HTTPS
request the host name, no host name, port number, no port number and
nothing appears to be working !!! I noticed in the email that John sent
you that he had the same error that I am getting but I couldn't see any
resolution in any of the emails. Does anyone know what the cause of the
Hostname error is or how to fix it ?
regards
@...
"Stiepel, Jochen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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In the JMeter User mailing list you can read something about that:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=jmeter-user&m=103043852208579&w=2
CU
Jochen
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Howdy All,
Is there any changes require to the JMeters properties file required when
using the JDK 1.4.1 (which includes the JSSE) ? As far as I can see in the
jmeter.properties file the entry's are still for the JSSE implementation
in the JMeter build for 7th Sept 02.
Has anyone used the SSL functionality of the JDK 1.4.1 to test https sites
?
thanks
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