Hello
I have been trying to build some conditional logic into my tests, and
have been trying the IF CONTROLLER, RESPONSE ASSERTION and BEAN SHELL
ASSERTIONs. Sometimes, my HTTP SAMPLER gets a timeout response like:
java.net.SocketTimeoutException: connect timed out
or
java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out
These might be due to lack of resources, or the tested site being
down. But it seems the HTTP SAMPLER is setting these:
Error Count: 1
Response code: Non HTTP response code: java.net.SocketTimeoutException
and I can't work out how to suppress this, and say skip a subsequent
MAILER VISUALIZER.
In a BEAN SHELL ASSERTION, I have tried:
if (ResponseCode.equals(null)==false && ResponseCode.equals("Non
HTTP response code: java.net.SocketTimeoutException")==false) {
...
}
but the sampler seems to be skipped due to the HTTP SAMPLER error. If
I use a RESPONSE ASSERTION, I can ignore the status code (checkbox),
but then have little control about what happens next.
My aim is to do something like this:
1. Do an HTTP request
1a) 5 min timer delay (Constant Timer)
2. If the response has a status code and content (else skip to 3.):
2a) do some other response assertion tests on the headers and content
2b) use the mailer visualiser to alert on any failure (0/0 setting)
2c) Skip to 4.
3. If a java.net.SocketTimeoutException occurs
3a) use the mailer visualiser to alert on two failures (1/0 setting)
3b) reset the failure count to 0 if we haven't had another failure in X minutes
3c) Continue to 4
4. Continue indefinite loop
In other words, treat the 3s with less priority.
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