you're the first person that has tried JMeter with ASP.NET postback. I'll try to update the docs later this week. You should be able to add a note in Wiki, if you feel up to it.
thanks peter On 2/7/06, Mamading Ceesay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Tuesday 07 February 2006 14:41, Peter Lin wrote: > > 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. > > > > Figured as much. Probably will file a bugzilla as soon as I'm out from > under > deadline pressure. > > > > > I would suggest using a tool that does handle ASP.NET postback. > > > > That was the conclusion I had come to myself. I've already downloaded > both > OpenSTA and NeoLoad. As you'll have seen from my link, there is a > documented > ASP.NET postback workaround for OpenSTA and NeoLoad is also claimed to > support it. If only I could get back the time I put into trying to come > up > with a JMeter solution. There should be a warning (preferably in bold red > large letters) saying that ASP.NET postback isn't supported and don't > waste > your time unless you have the time and skills to write a component to > support > it. > > > good luck > > > > Yeah, I'm gonna need it. > > -- > Qmediastream http://qmediastream.com > design, commerce, hosting, streaming, multimedia > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
