Michael Stover wrote:
It sounds like JMeter's loading of embedded images has some bugs when dealing with a <base> tag. I've never really touched this code, and I don't use the feature, so I can't say for sure. Unless someone else speaks up, I would report it as a bug in the bug database.
-Mike
On Mon, 2004-08-09 at 12:18, Doug wrote:
JMeter 2.0.1 on Windows 2000.
When I test my site and look at the Results Tree, I see several images returning 404 pages that should be working fine. First, regular browsers show the images in question, then JMeter itself shows them if I view the main response as "Render HTML".
On the "Request" tab of the images that are listed as giving 404 errors, the path is wrong. It's missing a directory portion out of the middle of the URL. It should be a request for
/webapp/offender/images/<filename>, but it's showing
/webapp/images/<filename>.
The source of the page response has a <base href="<servername>/webapp/offender", and image tags of <img src="images/<filename>".
Furthermore, the
<body background="images/<filename2>"> does not report this 404 error in JMeter.
Are there any known bugs or quirks in JMeter that would explain this behaviour?
Doug
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