Hi Michael,
Basically our application uses SOAP-based communication, mainly XML. It
receives a SOAP messages, and sends back a meaningless response. It is
only later when our application informs the client, using an HTTP
request on the client, about the results of the processing. It is these
so-called /asynchronous SOAP messages/ (transported over HTTP) that I am
interested in capturing.
Can JMeter be configured or extended to mimic this behaviour?
Thanks in advance,
Bronagh
Michael Stover wrote:
How do clients use your app? Is every client a server? If so, JMeter
is not designed to mimic such behavior.
-Mike
On Wed, 2005-06-15 at 08:59 +0100, Bronagh McElduff wrote:
Hi,
I wish to configure JMeter to submit a message on localhost:9999 and collect
this message as it leaves localhost:9191 for example.
Is this achievable? I have tried various ways to do this but it seems that it
is only possible to test the request / response on the same port. However, I
specifically need to confirm the modifications that our system makes to the
message as it travels through our system and no simply that the message has
been successfully received.
Basically, I need to configure JMeter to act as a client and a server.
Thanks in advance,
B
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