Thanks for the zip and details sent privately. I've tried the JMX, and it does show that some of the HTTP Responses are encoded.
I used the Save Responses to File Post-Processor, and some of the resulting .html files are normal, and some are encoded. The normal ones display OK in a browser, but the encoded ones don't. So I assume that these HTML pages are being processed somehow by Javascript before being rendered by the browser. If the encoding is a standard encoding used in such cases, then it might be worth enhancing JMeter to add a decoder - feel free to create a Bugzilla enhancement request. Details of the encoding scheme would be required. However, it may be that the encoding is specific to the site. In which case, it may be possible to write a Post-Processor (e.g. in BeanShell) to decode the response data. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
