First for all, you need to debug your code:
1) use "Debug" sampler (see manual) and "View Result Tree" as Listener;
2) for each request use different variable for for each HTTP, for example,
after the first HTTP request "extract" data in "VIEWSTATE-1". You suppose to
use in the second request this as ${VIEWSTATE-1_g1} in you POST or GET.
3) check that "__viewstate" in "Response data" of the first request is the
same as extracted "VIEWSTATE-1_g1" value.
And so on.
Do this as "step by step" (I mean -request by request) until your tread will
be debugged completely.
Yaroslav
Yes, I tried using HTTP URL rewrite to fetch __VIEWSTATE, __EVENTTARGET kind
of arguments from previous request, still it is not wrking.
~ Suj
yaroslav1 wrote:
>
> Hi Suj,
>
> Your example is showing that "__VIEWSTATE" parameter is a constant.
> When I was testing my .NET application I found that the parameter from
> request-to-request was different, and I "extracted" the parameter value
> from previous request for using in next one.
>
> May be this is your problem.
> Also check another .NET parameters, like "__EVENTTARGET" and etc.
>
> Cheer,
> Yaroslav
>
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