Hi, if the proxy won't chain, you may resort to a more complex solution. I used something similar to record HTTPS back in the 2.3 day.
1. Set you browser to use your local Jmeter proxy. 2. Have a reverse proxy listen to port 80 on one of your IP addresses (it makes sense to use IP aliasing and assign a dedicated address to your NIC for this). I used nginx to great effect. Have it forward requests to the server to which you are recording. 3. Instead of the target server's domain name, use the IP address on which your reverse proxy is listening. My old setup was somewhat more involved and included stunnel and squid, but that was for decrypting SSL. You should be fine with only a reverse proxy. If you *do* need to include SSL traffic, then you have a problem that requires more tinkering. HTH, Felix On 08/24/10 06:03, Deepak Shetty wrote: > New topic should be new email . > Is the site you want to check on your internet or intranet? If intranet then > you dont need your internet proxy and you can temporarily change the > settings while recording your tests and then revert them when you are done. > If the site is on the internet then JMeter Proxy doesn't support chaining as > far as I know. However you can try specify -DhttpProxyHost and > -DhttProxyPort (with values for your internet proxy)while starting up JMeter > and configure your IE to use JMeter as the proxy. Might work havent tried. > > regards > deepak > > > > On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 8:50 PM, piranha <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> thnx for ur solution Deepak, i'll try it and let u know. >> >> Also, i have one more doubt regarding JMeter Proxy server, I'm using >> JMeter >> from behind a firewall/proxy server in my Office machine. >> >> In Internet Explorer, LAN settings are already set to use Proxy Server on >> port 8080. If i change the port number, i get disconnected from the >> internet. >> >> How can i use JMeter to load a web application using proxy server? What >> chnages i need to make? ... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
