1. Yes, I'm sure that the sent requests are really identical to the
manual flow in the browser.
2. I checked the headers, cookies, regexed the encrypted token strings, etc.
3. It rather looks like the json string with the redirect is an indication
of success and that
the server thinks I'm logged in.
4. Indeed during the subsequent requests the script is failing to maintain
the session.
What else could there be in a web session ? Any comment welcomed.
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On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 12:42 PM, Oliver Lloyd <oliver_ll...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> Are you sure that the requests you are sending are identical to the manual
> flow in the browser? I mean really the same, with the same responses?
> Because if they are then you have no problem and JMeter is working fine but
> if not then there really has to be a difference. Could be a header, cookie,
> an encrypted string, all sorts of things.
>
> If that json string with the redirect is an indication of success then that
> means the server thinks you are logged in but in subsequent requests the
> script is failing to maintain the session. In this case it would be
> something related to correlation.
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