I am already passing the correct request parameters back to the server.
However, because of the nature
of our application, we are saving more than just request parameters in the
session, i.e. the session contains
a combination of user parameters and cached data from the previous request
- in some cases we don't use any
request parameters and rely on session data from previous requests to
provide session data.
JMeter works fine if redirects are not called but loses the session after
a redirect - sometimes a redirect is
necessary to perform an alternative function.
Cheers
Alan
Peter Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
04/04/2005 12:44 PM
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Subject: Re: Giving Http requests access to HttpSession in
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On Apr 4, 2005 4:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Thanks Sebb,
>
> I found out why I am having the problem. The first struts call I make to
> the application uses a redirect
> depending on the input (if only one input entry, build 1st page and then
> goto 2nd page, otherwise go to first page).
> With my example input, there was always a redirect to a second ".do" and
> the session was being lost. It works ok
> if I use input that doesn't cause a redirect and only calls a single
> ".do".
> I cannot use the cookie manager as I am not using cookies in the
> application - sesison data is maintained by
> the server. Is there any reason why JMeter loses the Http Session on a
> redirect and would there be any way
> to resolve this?
I'm not sure I understand this. If you're not using cookies to store
session state, that means it is using request parameters. If it is
using request parameters for session id, like the way Yahoo does it,
then you will need to get the correct req param and pass it back to
the server.
>
> Cheers
> Alan
>
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