On 4/13/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > "The net result is that the Java Sampler can be used to generate a > sample with roughly the correct details." > > From the above lines I assumed and that the response depends upon the > details(like extracted sleep time) that we provide and hence asked > > If the details( like the mask and the extracted sleep time) provided is > not > > appropriate does it mean that we will end up in approximate/irrelevant > > results?
OK, I see. The reason I used the word "roughly" is that it is not possible to use the Java Sampler to create a sample with exactly the same details, as some can not be directly specified in the Java Sampler. The timestamp will definitely be wrong. The elapsed time should be close to whatever you specify, but may vary slightly depending on how long it actually waits for. There is no way to specify HTTP Headers or Cookies. The other fields can be specified exactly. However, assuming that you can extract the relevant details from the server response, you can at least use the Java Sampler to create a sample in the output file that contains the data you have extracted - apart from the restrictions on the timing that I mentioned. Clear now? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
