On 15/06/06, Nikolay.Predko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 8:02 PM
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Subject: Re: Jmeter.propeties



On 14/06/06, Nikolay.Predko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi All,

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> Could anybody help me, please?

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> I use Jmetet2.2.

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> I try to write all content of HTML page using "Retrieve All Embedded

> Resources from HTML Files" checkbox in the "TTP Request" element.



What do you mean - "write"  all content?



-        When I write script using "HTTP Proxy Server" I get .css .js and 10
.gif "HTTP Request".

When I use "Retrieve All Embedded Resources from HTML Files" I get only .js
and 2 .gif "HTTP Request".


Perhaps the other files are being fetched as a result of some JavaScript.


You can add a Response Saver Post-Processor to save responses to a

file, if that's what you mean.


Try adding the Response Saver. Have a look at the file(s) it creates,
and check whether they do really contain the missing resources.

If you can find the references to the missing files, but JMeter
cannot, then please create a Bugzilla request and attach the file(s).


> At first I don't change the Jmeter.properties file. When I run Script the

> "HTTP Analyzer"  show the following:

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> Accept:text/html, image/gif, image/jpeg, *; q=.2, */*; q=.2

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This is not generated by JMeter, unless you add the appropriate Header.

 - When I write htmlParser.types=text/css in the jmeter.properties file it
return me the text/html Header. It look like this line is unimportant.


JMeter won't parse CSS files.


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> But in Jmeter in the "View Results in Tree" I have only the .js and .gif

> responses.

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What other types are you expecting to see?



 - I expecting to see .css type and other 8 .gif which I get when use "HTTP
Proxy Server".


As above - can you see the missing files in the Response data?


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> If even comment this line (htmlParser.types=text/html
application/xhtml+xml

> application/xml text/xml) the result will be same as above.

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> Could anybody write how can I fix all HTML elements?

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What do you mean by this?



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