Sebb,
Thanks for the suggestion, however I am already running the latest
nightly build.
Not sure what you are getting at with regards to the following, perhaps you
could shed some light?
> "it would not make sense for it to include the contents of any files for
> example."
We are talking about an XML post operation, so why would it not make sense to
see this request? I mean I see the response in all of it's XML glory.
I know that someone else fixed this by:
> adding the following line before return from the sample method:
>
>
> res.setURL(new URL(res.getURL().getProtocol(), res.getURL().getHost(),
>
>
res.getURL().getPort(), res.getURL().getFile() + "\n\n" + getXmlData()));
This is not a big issue for me, but it would definitely help troubleshooting
bad
requests (without having to rely on getting output from my listener on the
server
side), more than anything it just seems like a bug to me...given that the
response
tab is being populated with real data it seems to me that the request tab
should as
well.
Thanks Again for all your help,
Ryan Deschamps
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Re: No request data ouputted with SOAP/XML-RPC Request sampler.
On 16/04/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> Greetings,
> First of all this is a great product! I have watched it
> evolve over the last few years and am very happy to have it as part of my QA
> Automation tool
> kit!
>
> I am encountering a problem with the "request" tab within "view results tree"
> when utilizing the "SOAP/XML-RPC Request sampler" with https (probably http
> also)
requests.
>
> Specifically I am not seeing the request data being outputted to the screen.
Yes, this is deliberate for that version of JMeter.
I think the nightly build may show a bit more detail, but it would not
make sense for it to include the contents of any files for example.
If not, check Bugzilla, and raise an enhancement issue if necessary.
By the way the message:
2007/04/16 10:03:36 WARN -
jmeter.protocol.http.sampler.HTTPSamplerBase: Existing Manager HTTP
Header Manager superseded by HTTP Header Manager
suggests that you have got multiple Header Managers in ths same scope.
This is not a good idea, as only one will be used.
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