On 02/02/06, Alex Orloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So I am doing the same thing. Ultimately adding a javascript > interpreter to JMeter is a nontrivial task. I'm noticing that JMeter's
Indeed, otherwise it would probably have been done by now ... > http sampler seems to ignore the BASE HREF tag and also the NOSCRIPT It does take the BASE tag into consideration when downloading embedded resources. AFAIK, it's not needed otherwise. > tag. There is a Firefox plugin called Selenium that I know some folks > around me are using, but I wasn't even aware of the tools you put > below. I would agree, though, that this is probably the only way to go > because reverse-engineering something to mangle it into a test case is > practically asking for unforeseen bugs to arise. > > However, I'm wondering something fairly specific (which I have a > workaround to currently). If I have a test with an Http Sampler, and > the URL it hits gets redirected, can I access the redirected URL via a > prebuilt JMeter component. Currently I'm having the page that is You can get the underlying HTTP protocol implementation to follow it automatically, or JMeter can follow redirects itself (in which case it will generate another sample). > redirected to put the URL it was accessed by into an HTML comment and > then using a RegexExpressionExtractor to pull the value out of the > page. Is there some kind of post-processor that will just allow me to > get at the redirected URL itself ? > Not sure which URL you are trying to extract here. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
