> "an error" could be expanded upon to help us out a bit.....Otherwise I have no idea. > > Does this last page use SSL? (ie https)
Of course, sorry for such lame thing: There is no error reported at the console where jmeter is started. When I submit the mail I've written, I get this at the browser: HTTP ERROR: 500 Internal Server Error RequestURI=/webmail/jwmasm The page does not use ssl. It's plain http. I get the request recorded at jmeter. It seems (to me) that the proxy is then unable to reproduce the request correctly to the server. Should I send you the .jmx file regarding the request that was recorded? Unless there is a log somewhere (the jmeter.log file is empty) I see no way to provide you extra information about what is happening... If you have any ideia on what I could do to debug, I'm all ears... Thank you Joao Clemente > On 1 Apr 2003 at 14:51, Joao Pedro Clemente wrote: > > I'm testing a kind of webmail app, and I was recording a use case like > > this: > > Login, go to compose, compose and send some mail. > > When I do this last step I get an error on my browser. This error does not > > happen if I'm surfing normally (without the proxy recorder) > > > > However, the login process is similar (a form) so at the same time it > > doesn't feel that the problem is the proxy.. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
