This all seems to have gotten a bit off what I was asking....
I want to record using the http proxy recorder
I set up my HTTP Request Defaults under a recording controller
I set up the server, port, etc.
I want to basically set up the path such that it is replaceable just like
the port or domain name. Reason is we change the context-root of our app,
but not any of its functionality so all paths are the same past the
context-root.
How do I set this up?
I have everything recording and it is not putting the server/port in the
HTTP Requests it records but lets say I have a path
/application/doSomething.do
where 'application' is the context root
I later may want to change it to something like
/servlet/doSomething.do
Jordi said we can change the context-root when we record.
Jordi - "But you can define a variable in your test plan having the value
"/application". The proxy recorder will replace every occurence of
"/application" with "${yourVariable}". You'll only need to change the
variable to run with a different context root."
How do we do this? Can we change it to be a variable such that when it is
recorded it's recorded such as
/${context.root}/doSomething.do in the created HTTP Request? How do we
define the variable in the test plan so that the proxy recorder will replace
all occurrences of "/application"?
thx,
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: BAZLEY, Sebastian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 12:36 PM
To: 'JMeter Users List'
Subject: RE: How to change context root in generic manner?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Chapman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 07 January 2004 16:58
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: How to change context root in generic manner?
> Mike,
>
> I found this tricky to do but here's some notes I made yesterday...
>
Feel free to update the JMeter FAQ!
> (NOTE: -D seems to be interchangeable with -J on the GUI command line).
Sort of.
-D sets a system property
-J sets a JMeter property.
The ${__property()} function reads JMeter properties.
JMeter properties default to system properties (if the property is not set
as a JMeter property, the system properties list is checked).
[So __property() can read java.version for example.]
The behaviour of some Java library routines can be modified by defining
system properties. In this case -D must be used, otherwise it is safer to
use -J.
S.
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