perhaps , but there are a lot of other issues (commonest being not using a cookie manager or having redirect automatically or not dealing with dynamic data all of which are to be found in the mail archives) - However the script should have the username/password(if you did record the login request) and you are probably not looking in the right place
regards deepak On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 10:21 PM, Tarun Bhaduria <[email protected]>wrote: > Well I fear, JMeter is not able to get inside using login feature and every > subsequent request would direct it back to login page.............. > > From: Tarun Bhaduria > Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2010 10:24 AM > To: JMeter Users List > Subject: Does JMeter record user name and password for HTTPs request... > > 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 >
