Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-11-01 Thread m mat
Hi Sebb, Does it look to you like a bug? Should I report it in bugzilla? Has any body else experienced this problem? Matt m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Changing the server variable name in different thread group seems to have fixed the problem. Looks like some concurrency problem in

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-11-01 Thread sebb
It does look like a bug to me. Yes, please report it in Bugzilla, and if you have a simple test-case please attach that (create the bug first, then you can add attachments). S. On 01/11/05, m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Sebb, Does it look to you like a bug? Should I report it in bugzilla?

Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread m mat
I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables ---Server=Server1 -HTTP Authorizaton Manager --Base URL =http://server1/folder1/glue --User Name =uid --Password =pwd HTTP HeaderManager

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread m mat
Hi Any pointers on this? Thanks Matt m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables ---Server=Server1 -HTTP Authorizaton Manager --Base URL =http://server1/folder1/glue

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread sebb
What happens if you use different variable names for the two thread groups? S. On 31/10/05, m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Any pointers on this? Thanks Matt m mat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have two thread groups structured as follows Th Grp 1 -User Def Variables

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread m mat
I have not tried that. It will be a big change for me, as these two groups are large and are replicas of each other, so every soap call users server variable. I am assuming you are referring to variable called server Let me try that if you think that might be the bug Matt sebb [EMAIL

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread sebb
I was referring to any/all variables that may be duplicated in the thread groups. You should be able to use an editor to change the relevant instances of the variables directly in the JMX files. E.g. save one threadgroup to a separate file, and edit that. Delete the original threadgroup and

Re: Strange Authorization problem

2005-10-31 Thread m mat
Changing the server variable name in different thread group seems to have fixed the problem. Looks like some concurrency problem in JMeter sebb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was referring to any/all variables that may be duplicated in the thread groups. You should be able to use an editor to