Hi, So let's get this straight: you want JMeter to receive requests from the server.
In case that is it, there was a similar thread quite recently. I don't remember how that ended. Out of the box, I don't think its supported behaviour. You should also check the feature request lists, if its a behaviour that will become more and more common. --- On a sidenote, if you don't mind coding, you can add any functionality to JMeter, because it is extendible. Regards, Adrian S On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 7:54 PM, Jeffrey Williams < [email protected]> wrote: > I have previously used JMeter to load test web applications. My current > application is a little but different to a normal web application. It is > more of processing and routing application. > > Essentially it takes a HTTP request payload does some transformation and > then puts the transformed message onto a JMS queue. Then another piece of > the application will take this message and send it out from the application > via a HTTP request. > > What I am attempting to do is one of the following test the response from > the first HTTP response (I have that already) and then verify the second > HTTP Request coming from the machine is correct. > > From what I have read of the JMeter documentation and also googling I can > not see a way to configure JMeter to do this. Plus I am a little confused > on how to tie the inbound request to the outbound request. > > Is this possible with JMeter? > Would/Should I attempt to do this JMeter? > Is there a better way? >
