Hi, Bit late, but maybe stillhelpfull.
You can also try this by using the foreach controller. You start on the homepage, us an extractor to extract all the http links on that page, and then uses the forEach controller to walk them alll over. You can do the same on al these second level pages you get, and by placing enough forEach loops underneath you can walk over the complete website. Good luck, Dolf Dolf Smits Senior Consultant Identity Management Solutions 070 333 3654 070 333 2511 06 55844837 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Let op: Vrijdags heb ik ouderschapsverlof en wordt uw mail niet gelezen. Deze e-mail is uitsluitend bedoeld voor kennisneming door de geadresseerde(n), en mag niet aan anderen worden doorgestuurd of op andere wijze ter kennis worden gebracht. Indien u niet de geadresseerde bent, verzoek ik u om de afzender te waarschuwen en de e-mail direct te verwijderen/vernietigen. De afzender wijst elke aansprakelijkheid voor (de inhoud van) deze e-mail af. -----Original Message----- From: Richard Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: donderdag 21 juni 2007 13:12 To: JMeter Users List Subject: Re: Spidering a site, well testing Thanks guys, I found your version Marc. But I still have a problem, with the while loop it now works its way around in a random order (which I actually like) but it spiders through, from say the first page, chooses a random link then follows it and does the same on the next page and the next page until it gets to a page with no links then it requests http://.*/.* and stops. This is bad because it generates an error that isn't really an error. I can live with it stopping when reaching a page with no links, it would be better if it went back and tried a different route, but I can't have it throwing errors. Any ideas how to stop it making that final request for http://.*/.* cheers Bob On 6/21/07, Marc Anthony Winoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I also tried going this as one of my first Jmeter projects. I sent my > version to the mailing list because I could not get the doc example to > work either. > > If you search the mailing list archive for my email, I am sure you will > find it. > > > Richard Martin wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I'm trying to use Jmeter to stress test a intermediary proxy to a site, > > actually it will be used for many sites. To test it I need to move > around > > the site and I was hoping to use the HTML Link Parser to spider the site > > and > > leave the clients/threads to work there way around. This allows me to > > easily > > plug in other sites to test. > > > > In searching I found a guide to doing this in the old version of Jmeter > on > > the old user guide. There is also a section about spidering under the > help > > documentation. It suggest putting in .* for path and domain. I tried > this > > with a Default HTTP containing the domain/host. An HTTP Request with .* > and > > a Link Parser but from my log it is just trying to request the page > > "host/.*" which doesn't work. There was only so many ways I could > arrange > > these 3 things and now I'm out of ideas. > > > > Am I missing something on this setup? > > > >> From the help > > > > "Spidering Example > > > > Consider a simple example: let's say you wanted JMeter to "spider" > through > > your site, hitting link after link parsed from the HTML returned from > your > > server (this is not actually the most useful thing to do, but it serves > > as a > > good example). You would create a Simple Controller , and add the "HTML > > Link > > Parser" to it. Then, create an HTTP Request, and set the domain to ".*", > > and > > the path likewise. This will cause your test sample to match with any > link > > found on the returned pages. If you wanted to restrict the spidering to > a > > particular domain, then change the domain value to the one you want. > Then, > > only links to that domain will be followed." > > > > Thanks for any help > > > > cheers > > Bob > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
