Sebb, Thanks for the quick reply.
sebb <[email protected]> wrote on 04/12/2010 06:16:05 PM: > On 13/04/2010, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > > I am trying to test a site that uses authentication provided by Oracle's > > CoreID product (also known as WebGate). A problem is arising when webgate > > tries to set a cookie that is intended for a target 2 hops down a redirect > > chain. JMeter refuses to set the cookie because it violates path rules. If > > you set the cookie manually everything works fine. > > > > How can I go about getting this cookie set by the cookie manager (or some > > other element) instead of blindly setting it for everything? Or is that > > actually fine since the path rules will only really allow the cookie to be > > set for the one page? > > > > i.e. > > > > 1) frontPage.html sets cookie "yada" with a path of "/foo.cgi" and > > JMeter will save the cookie. > Actually, it's not. Here's the relevant [amended] message from the log: Not storing invalid cookie: <ObFormLoginCookie=[snip]; path=/kpsso/loginAction;> for URL http://[snip]/obrareq.cgi?[snip] (Illegal path attribute "/kpsso/loginAction". Path of origin: "/obrareq.cgi") > > redirects to setupStuff.html > > 2) <-- cookie is not set by JMeter due to rule violation > > Yes. > > > 3) setupStuff.html does arbitrary setup type things and redirects to > > /foo.cgi > > At which point JMeter should send the yada cookie. I wish this was the case, however the cookie is not present - I assume because the CookieManager is refusing to store it. > > Add the Tree View Listener to track what is happening. > I'm using Tree View Listener and Fiddler2 as well. Normal browser traffic the cookie is set, it's not in JMeter. > > Make sure you have "Follow redirects" enabled and "Auto redirect" disabled. > This was already done.
