Well, "copying java JDK code" sounds weird. I hope you didn't mean that literally. Beyond that, moving to another machine with the exact same JMeter version, JMeter test script and supporting files, and same JDK, same OS, problems that result could be caused by:
1) networking - the new machine has a firewall, software or hardware, between it and target test server (even one that lets port 80 pass but not port 443) 2) certificates - the new machine's jdk doesn't have a necessary cert loaded 3) ... I'm drawing a blank here! -Mike On Wed, 2005-04-27 at 09:02 -0500, Elli Swift wrote: > I have a JMeter script that connects to our application (HTTPS) and seems to > work just fine on my desktop computer. JMeter has been installed on one of > our more powerful servers and the script runs just fine on there too. > However, I needed to move it to a different server to test as well. I > copied the exact same JMeter code and script, as well as the Java JDK code > to the new server. On this new server, however, my JMeter script will not > finish. It starts the threads, then hangs and never even makes a connection > to the webserver. I don't see any errors in jmeter.log, it just stops after > it starts the threads. However, I have a different script for another > application (HTTP) and that works just fine (across all environments). > > > > I'm really at a loss here. The code is exactly the same and my script will > work on other environments. Are there any other requirements outside of > JMeter and the JDK (1.4.1 is what we have, although I've tried with 1.4.2_08 > and it still doesn't work) in order for JMeter to run properly with HTTPS? > I'm completely out of ideas as to why this won't work. > > > > Thanks for any suggestions! > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
