Then maybe I am not defining my test correctly. This is what my test plan
looks like:
TestPlan
|
-- Thread Group
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-- HTTP Cookie Manager
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-- Once Only Controller
| |
| -- HTTP Request - Get Login Page
| |
| -- HTTP Request - Post Login Page
| |
| -- Assertion (Successful)
|
|-- Simple Controller
| |
| -- HTTP Request - Get Home Page (Secure Page)
| |
| -- Assertion (FAILS)
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|-- Once Only Controller
| |
| -- HTTP Request - Post Logout Request
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-- View Results Tree
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-- Assertion Results
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-- Aggregate Report
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-- HTTP Request Defaults
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-- Gaussian Random Timer
This test works against my WebSphere Test Environment. The Test Environment
only uses one cookie.
The assertion for the Home page fails against the z\OS WebSphere because I am
being redirected back to the Login Page. I do not see the Ltpa_token cookie in
any of the requests.
This same test works in JMeter 1.9.1 and I see the Ltpa_token cookie.
I have tested using a Simple Controller instead of the Once Only controller for
login and I still get the same results.
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel L. Gregoire [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 9:04 AM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Multiple Cookie Problem
Eid.Erik wrote:
> Hi
> I have been having a problem with JMeter version 2 on (Including the latest
> nightly build). The issue seems to be that JMeter Cookie Manager does not
> deal with more than 1 cookie at a time.
>
> Scenario:
> WebSphere 5.1 on z\OS with a Web Application. HTTPS and J2EE Security is
> enabled. User needs to be Authenticated thru Form-Based authentication to
> view any page in the application. WebSphere is using Top Secret as it
> Security Service.
>
> When using a browser, I receive two Session Cookies after logging in: The
> regular JSESSIONID cookie and a Ltpa_token cookie. The LTPA cookie is part
> of IBM Single Sign-on subsystem. It stands for Lightweight Third Party
> Authentication. This cookie is used between cells of the WebSphere
> instance(supposedly works for other IBM applications but have not tested).
>
> In JMeter 2.1 and 2.2, I do not see the Ltpa_token cookie being used in the
> View Results Tree - Request Tab. Only the JSESSIONID is listed under the
> Cookie Data listing.
>
> Is this an issue because of Ltpa_token name having an underscore or does
> JMeter 2.x have a bug in dealing with more than one cookie?
>
> By the way, JMeter 1.9.1 works with the Ltpa_token cookie.
>
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I don't know about the underscore, but I have a similar situation
wherein I have two cookies, and JMeter handles them.
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