what you have to do is set Apache httpd so it appends the request parameters to the access log. by default most webservers don't save the request parameters to the access log.
you'll have to consult apache httpd docs on how to configure it. peter On 6/15/06, rturnbull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello to all, I'm a newbie to Jmeter, however I think after playing around with it, its one of the best programs I have seen for testing. My question is about the http proxy function within jmeter and possibly how to replicate it in apache.... I have played with the HTTP Proxy server and I'm able to see all the parameters passed as I surf to whatever pages on my test server. However what I'm trying to take advantage of now is the access_log parser. I have an access log and it doesn't contain the parameters that I see with the HTTP Proxy Server within Jmeter. I have tried to set up a Apache mod_proxy server in front of the test server to produce a better access_log but still no parameters. Is there a way to replicate the function of the Jmeter proxy within apache? The reason I ask is I would like to take the real world access_log of the production server and "replay" it on the testing environment. My environment is Orion application server (java) and Apache 1.3.31 using mod_proxy. Thanks Ryan Turnbull --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
