It sounds like you are focused on the request headers. I expect to find a set-cookie *response *header resulting from on one of the HTTP requests and use a post processor regex extractor to pull it from the headers off that sampler.
But I have no direct experience with SalesForce. (Also echoing Flavio's direction with the Cookie Manager test element). Mark On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 10:44 AM, Flavio Cysne <[email protected]> wrote: > Did you add an HTTP Cookies Manager to your JMeter script? You'll need it > to let JMeter control cookies. > > > 2013/4/3 Gavin Maselino <[email protected]> > > > Hi > > So I recorded a login action on a SalesForce-built app (Apex, JS etc). > One > > of the HTTP requests recorded (a security .jsp page) was a GET request > that > > had the cookie parameters. > > On Firebug, in the 'Net' tab under 'Headers' I can see the cookie data in > > the Request Headers section (cookie data is in the login form HTML page). > > For the identical page/request in JMeter I have looked at the Request Tab > > that I would expect the cookie data to be displayed in and it just reads > > '[No cookies]'. > > So to conclude, JMeter has found the cookie data (and recorded it in the > > GET request) yet that cookie data cannot be found in the Request tab or > the > > Response data tab in any previous request in JMeter. All requests have > > 'Follow Redirects' checked and 'Redirect Automatically' unchecked. I > have > > tried every option of the Cookie Policy as well. > > So, how do I find the cookie data so I can extract this? > > Thanks in advance. > > > > >
