Instead of 'JSESSIONID', to reference the cookie value, don't you need to use
${COOKIE_JSESSIONID}?
I think all of the cookies are supposed to be available throught the
'COOKIE_[cookie name]' syntax (by default - you can change the
prefix value in a properties file setting if you like).
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If your application is using cookies and you are using Cookie Manager , you
dont need to use HTTP URL rewriting modifier .
Ensure you have follow redirects , not redirect automatically on your
samplers
Also add a view results tree listener and check if you are getting the
Set-Cookie correctly
You may also try to disable the
check received cookies are valid
in jmeter.properties:
CookieManager.check.cookies=false
I had a case when the cookies were handled properly by browsers,
but they were discarded by Http client in Jmeter.
regards
Sergio
Il 21/06/2012 18:04, Deepak Shetty ha
