On 8 August 2013 15:22, Riccardo Cohen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks
>
> Following your advice I made some new tests, and suddenly Opera decided to
> ignore my proxy settings... (i was using opera to separate test building and
> normal internet browsing...)
>
> I changed to firefox and found that the "include pattern" :
> 192\.168\.1\.53.* works perfectly now !
>
> I suppose that Opera made something wrong things that make jmeter proxy not
> working... or something else.

Many browsers ignore proxy settings for local addresses by default.
[After all, why should it need a proxy to communicate with the local network?]

> At least I can do it with FF.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>
> On 08/08/13 13:20, sebb wrote:
>>
>> On 7 August 2013 16:22, Riccardo Cohen <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello
>>> I use jmeter 2.9 on macosx 10.8 java 1.60_51 and try to record my request
>>> with the HTTP proxy server.
>>>
>>> I can save all requests of the browser, fine.
>>>
>>> But my web site uses google maps, and the proxy server records also the
>>> google maps request that I don't want to test. By the way when I run the
>>> test with these requests, jmeter stops at 54 request instead of 200
>>> saved,
>>> the 54th is a google map one of course...
>>>
>>> My site is at http://192.168.1.53:8000 . I tried to add :
>>>
>>> .*192\.168\.1\.53.*
>>>
>>> in the Url Patterns to include (I'm not expert in regexp but it seems to
>>> be
>>> clean). But it does not work properly : the browser fails to retreive
>>> some
>>> request and the application does not work, more over external request are
>>> still saved.
>>
>>
>> Using an IP address in the "Include" section works fine for me.
>>
>> Try recording a simpler local application.
>>
>> You can try with the mirror server; this runs on port 8081 and
>> supports GET commands.
>>
>> Connect direct to it, and see how it behaves.
>> Then connect via the proxy and experiment with the Includes and Excludes.
>>
>> If you add a Tree View Listener under the Proxy Server it will show
>> all the requests forwarded by the proxy.
>>
>> Remember to check the log file for errors.
>>
>>> I tried to use a "If Controller", but found nowhere the documentation to
>>> understand what I can put in the condition... (if someone can tell me
>>> this
>>> I'd be glad because I don't understand at all what variables I can put in
>>> the condition)
>>>
>>> All I want is to exclude non-local requests from the recording, to test
>>> only
>>> my server and not google one.
>>>
>>> Thanks for any help.
>>>
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>>> Société Realty-Property.com
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>>> 37100 Tours
>>> France
>>>
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> 16 rue de Belle Isle
> 37100 Tours
> France
>
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