Hi David, Check the Port # entered on your HTTP Proxy Server. It must be the same as the port you configured on your browser (Tools>Internet Options>Connections>Lan Settings>Proxy Server). Also the IP address entered here must be for the machine from which you are running jMeter. The instructions are a bit confusing about the port settings.
Jason C. Wankerl North American Systems International 2901 East 78th Street Bloomington, MN. 55425 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Main: 1-800-927-7474 Main Office: 952-374-6746 Cell: 651-343-7385 Home: 715-381-3592 Life is serious, but art is fun. Making life fun is serious art. - Anonymous "David Schulberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/18/2007 04:08 PM Please respond to "JMeter Users List" <[email protected]> To "JMeter Users List" <[email protected]> cc Subject HTTP Proxy recording Hi All, Having problems recording with HTTP Proxy a la the tutorial that shows how to record tests using the proxy. Firstly added HTTP Proxyt server as a non-test element under Workbench. Proxy is working in that I can successfully browse the internet through IE, which has had connection settings modified to go through the proxy located on localhost at port 9090. However with Target Controller set to Thread Group > Recording Controller and having a Recording Controller lodged in my thread group nothing is recorded when I click around on my web page that is being accessed through the proxy. Also have defined HTTP Request Defaults config element in my thread group with server name jakarta.apache.org , port number 80 and default protocol http. Examining the jmeter log I see message 'Proxy up and running!' but nothing gets recorded. David Schulberg Object Consulting email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
