a. It should record username / password and the value you are showing isnt it. b. Not all parameters are mandatory for an application and its possible that your app may work without this. However note that Jmeter marks samples as passed when it gets a status code of 200. It does not trap application errors , these need you to add your assertions to state what is expected after which jmeter can flag errors when the assertion fails c.Use something like LiveHttpHeaders in FF , login to your site, see where the username/password is passed and compare the same with jmeter
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 9:54 PM, Tarun Bhaduria <[email protected]>wrote: > Well, > > This question is in continuation of one of my initial query, but since it > is tangential I am filing it as a different question. > I have an app which on launch changes from http to https (here login > happens) and after logging in it again changes to http. > > I am using JMeter - 2.4 to record the request using http proxy, and then > change it to protocol to https during replay and get to see all success. > > On the recorded sample of JMeter for login page I see following " > http%3A%2F%2Foo.edu.test.com%2Fcourse%2Frate%3Fcourse_id%3Dmedia-and-related-courses" > under "Send Parameters With the request section" > I was wondering to not see user name and password which I provide while > logging in to https page. > Does this parameter takes care of it? Does it contain encrypted username > and password? > > Well I just removed this parameter and still got to see test running > successfully!!! > Where is JMeter hiding user name and password for my request? > > Thanks > Tarun K >
