>I run the test and everything is alright. No errors on Error % column. Merely means that there are no HTTP errors, not that there are no errors , unless you add good assertions to your test , you cannot rely on this column >1) How do I know which urls not to include in the test plan (*.png, *gif. etc). Because you should know what your app does and what is significant to it. In this case one of the previous request (probably the HTML one) should have had the path to this cache file and you should be able to dyanmically extract the name(using regex/xpath extractors) into a variable and use the variable in your next request >2) Is this *.cache.html a url that I should include in my test You should know that. if you dont you'll have to ask the developers of your app. If in doubt , include it.
Add a View Results Tree Listener (or do a view source in the browser) and see which request has the path to your cache file and extract it using a post processor into a vraible. There should be examples in this mailing archive regards deepak On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 3:39 PM, Rodolfo Landa <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi all, > > I recorded a test in my client A against a Server A (This is my "developer" > environment. The HTTP Requests that the Proxy Server returns have paths > like: > - *.html > - *.js > - *.css > - *.gif > - *.png > - *schema > > I deleted all except the ones ended with ".html" and moved them to a Plan > that looks like: > > Test Plan My Test > Thread Group - Main Page > HTTP Request - url 1 > HTTP Header Manager (recorded by Proxy as well) > HTTP Request - url 2 > HTTP Header Manager > Summary Report > > Where: > > url 1 looks like: /mainPortal/ui.html > url2 looks like: /mainPortal/B895E5E418BB75D0FA2FC15B392635C3.cache.html > > I run the test and everything is alright. No errors on Error % column. > > I take the Plan to the Client that is going to be used for running JMeter > and change the Server Name to the real one (Staging). When I run the plan I > get 100% error in the url with *.cache.html. > > If I re-record I noticed that url 1 is the same but url 2 is different in > the big number between "/" and .cache.html. > > I have two questions: > > 1) How do I know which urls not to include in the test plan (*.png, *gif. > etc). > 2) Is this *.cache.html a url that I should include in my test? If yes: is > there a way to use a variable so the url works in both environments. > > Regards, > > Rodolfo >
