hi a. By default JMeter errors are HTTP errors(5xx or 4xx status codes). You must add response assertions based on what your page should have (e.g. Success should be displayed, title of the page should be X, there should be no error messages etc depending on your app) if you want your app to show up as errors b. Qts like these been answered multiple times in these forums, please search the archives. There is also documentation on what to do when the browser works but jmeter doesnt seem to. You might have recorded the sessionids when you recorded the script and you are resending the requests with the same session id (or no session id) or you probably arent using an HTTPCookie manager.
regards deepak On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 1:14 PM, Hari Kishore <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi All, > We have a GWT application I recording the script using > http proxy. When I replay the script I am not able to submit the data into > the database after action clicks . But Jmeter runs without any issues. But > if we see the Response header no information is shown or it says session > expired. Can anybody help me how to work with GWT / AJAX Load testing using > Jmeter... > > > Thanks > Hari >
