On 28 August 2012 15:05, Larry Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Has anyone tried using Jmeter to load test JDE?
> I want to give it a try before having to move on to other costly tools such 
> as Neoload, Loadrunner or Rational.
> I've been trying it and was able to get a login to work after capturing the 
> sequence of events with the Jmeter proxy.
> However, I cannot get it to launch an application.
> It appears that a post is done to the /jde/RunApp.mafService path, however 
> this post has parameters that looks like they need to be unique for opening 
> that application.
> Here is a sampling of the parameters:
> timestamp
>
<snip/>

>
> It looks like the timestamp, jdemafjasLinkTarget and RID parms are unique to 
> this post.
> Any ideas on how I can find what values to use?

They must be derived from a previous response, perhaps using Javascript.

> When I run the test we these values, the application does not open and I get 
> an error on the post.

Try capturing the traffic from a successful browser session (make sure
you clear caches first).
That should show you where the parameters come from.

> Thanks in advance!
>
> Larry Williams
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