2008/5/6 Jason Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I am using JMeter 2.3.1 to test a java (Tomcat) web application. My test > involves a login, followed by an action that requires the user to be logged > in. I use an HTTP Cookie Manager in the Thread Group so that the second > request will be recognized as "logged in", due to the JSESSIONID cookie that > gets assigned during login. > > I want to be able to "loop" over my test, so that it is repeated multiple > times. Therefore, I check the "clear cookies each iteration" box, so that on > the second iteration it will not reuse the JSESSIONID that was assigned the > first time. So far, so good. I can see the POST to my login page has no > cookies each time, and the response contains a SET-COOKIE directive for > JSESSIONID. > > The problem comes when I want to use multiple threads. Suppose I launch 2 > threads for this Thread Group. Thread A makes a POST to the login page, with > no cookies, and gets a response to set the JSESSIONID cookie. Then, Thread B > makes a POST to the login page, and (here is what I think the root of the > problem is) it sends the same cookie value of JSESSIONID that Thread A > received. The response to Thread B tells it to set a different value for > JSESSIONID, so usually this results in two separate logins, but this doesn't > always happen. The result is that I sometimes have both threads using the > same value for JSESSIONID, which causes problems later in my test. > > Interestingly, if I don't check the box for "clear cookies each iteration", > then Thread A and Thread B work fine -- Thread B's POST to the login page has > no cookies, as it should. However, this gets me into trouble when the > threads go back for another iteration. So I can set things up to *either* > work for multiple threads, or for multiple loops, but not both. > > Has anyone seen this behavior? Is this a JMeter bug, or something that I am > misunderstanding? >
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