Thanks Sebb for your reply, There still is a problem with the below question.
1. How does JMeter work for extranet applications? Any link or pointers would be greatly appreciated. The extranet links that I am suppose to be working are of the format http://xxxxxx/xxxxxx/homepage .aspx (there is no domain name specified as such), how does JMeter recognize urls with no proper domain naming convention? Ans (from sebb): JMeter does not care if you use FQDN or dotted IP or plain names - the host name is anyway resolved by the underlying JVM. My Env: I have Java SDK 1.4 installed on my C: , and the JAVA_HOME environment variable is also set appropriately. But still the FQDN does not work. JMeter gives me a 404 response code. But, this works fine when I hit the URL directly. So, I assume with the SDK installed there is no problem with the JVM Note: (1) My Internet/Extranet at office runs of a proxy server on port 3128 (I have invoked JMeter with the appropriate JMeter command from the command prompt: jmeter -H xx.xx.xx.xx -P 3128) (2) There is another extranet application with a dotted IP name, which works fine. Hence, I was under the impression that the FQDN was the problem Awaiting your response Regards, Ali On 1/5/07, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 05/01/07, Aliasgar S Hararwala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have a couple of questions > > 1. How does JMeter work for extranet applications? Any link or pointers > would be greatly appreciated. The extranet links that I am suppose to be > working are of the format > http://xxxxxx/xxxxxx/homepage.aspx (there is no domain name specified as > such), how does JMeter recognize urls with no proper domain naming > convention? JMeter does not care if you use FQDN or dotted IP or plain names - the host name is anyway resolved by the underlying JVM. > 2. How do I performance test a page that has a form to be filled? Which > Sampler in JMeter provides this functionality? Any pointers h You have to add the appropriate parameters to the HTTP Sampler. Might be easiest to use the JMeter proxy to generate the test from a recording. See the documentation. > 3. How do I clear up my results from any listener without closing it and > opening it back? When I am developing jmx scripts, I keep checking the > listener every time I add a sampler (just to see if it works fine). And > hence in this debugging mode I constantly need to clear the results in the > listener. Please guide me as to how do I go about doing this? Edit/Clear or ^E > Awaiting your response > > -- > Regards, > Aliasgar > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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