On 17/03/07, Alf Høgemark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi

I am considering doing some work on the HTTP Proxy Server.

Here is what I've thought about so far :
- Make it possible to filter requests by specifying "content type to
include" and "content type to exclude" regular expressions

Good idea.

- Allow user to specify if the HTTP Request or HTTP Request HTTP Client
requests should be put into test plan

I think that has already have been done via a property -
jmeter.httpsampler - but it could be turned into a GUI option.

- Allow user to control more parameters for the HTTP Request, namely
Follow Redirects, Download all images and applets
- Restructure GUI of the HTTP Proxy slightly, to make it clearer what
the different options are controlling by grouping relevant items
- Have a look if it is possible to figure out the character set encoding
used, and then set the "Content encoding" on the HTTP Request
- Have a look at how the parameter values are decoded and encoded,
possibly showing nice, unencoded values as the parameter values in the
HTTP Request.
I think there are several bugzilla reports around the proxy and handling
of encoding and decoding

The filtering on content type and being able to set the "download all
images", should make it possible to make a more compact test plan,
by just including text/html requests, and then setting "download all
images" on all the requests that are added to the test plan.

Any are comments appreciated.

All seem sensible ideas to me.

The proxy uses the generated sampler to talk to the server, so it may
be a bit tricky to set some of the options. Or it may just be a
question of changing the options after the sampler has been used.

Regards
Alf Hogemark

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