JMeter currently doesn't support ASP.NET postback, since that is a recent development. I suspect more people will want this type of feature, but currently no one has any plans to work on it. Feel free to file an enhancement bugzilla.
I would suggest using a tool that does handle ASP.NET postback. good luck peter On 2/7/06, Mamading Ceesay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > After scouring the mailing list, wiki, docs and examples for a > considerable > amount of time, it's seems to me that short of writing a component, JMeter > doesn't appear to have any way of dealing with ASP.NET Postback. > > Here's an article discussing issues with testing ASP.NET Postback and how > another tool deals with it: > http://tinyurl.com/7jax3 > > VIEWSTATE isn't the only parameter that behaves this way. EVENTTARGET and > others also do so. > > I've tried to devise my own workaround but without success. Ideally, I'd > have > a pre-processor that would allow me to do a regex-based search and replace > on > hidden form fields. Lacking that, a BeanShell Pre-Processor component > would > be handy. Without a comprehensive example or two, I don't feel up to > having > a go at a BeanShell Sampler within the deadline I have let alone a JMeter > component written in Java. > > As it stands, JMeter isn't much use for testing ASP.NET applications > despite > its considerable strengths. > > -- > Qmediastream http://qmediastream.com > design, commerce, hosting, streaming, multimedia > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
