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Date: Thu, 08 Jul 2004 09:18:11 +0930
From: nlunebur <nlunebur@lisasoft.com>
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Subject: Re: http requests not sending GET method!??? (HTMLParseException)
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hi sebastian.

after much figuring out, i found that i was getting connection timeout 
exceptions when sending requests, since
these requests involve querying the database.
when the http samplers were sent sequentially, one by one, there were no 
problems at all.
this meant that as the same type of requests were being sent, they were 
being Q-ed up, then timing out,

when the requests were being Q-ed up, i got the HTMLParseException 
errors ... otherwise not.

yep i'll create a bugzilla issue. i cant promise when coz got other 
tasks to do at the mo ...

BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:

>Please create a Bugzilla issue and attach jmeter.log and jmeter.properties -
>and sample test plan if possible.
>
>You could try using a different parser - look in jmeter.properties for
>details.
>
>S.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: nlunebur [mailto:nlunebur@lisasoft.com]
>Sent: 07 July 2004 00:46
>To: JMeter Users List
>Subject: Re: http requests not sending GET method!???
>(HTMLParseException)
>
>
>hi again.
>
>i found out that i am getting a HTMLParseException in JMeter when it 
>calls the
>getEmbeddedResourceURLs method.
>
>why is it dropping the 'GET' part of the http requests after some time?
>any help greatly appreciated!
>
>nicole
>
>nlunebur wrote:
>
>  
>
>>hi all!
>>
>>i have a test plan which used to work, and now ... its not!
>>i have about 26 requests ... each one runs 42 times and is a GET 
>>method (having the "GET" option ticked).
>>the first few runs run fine, with requests being something like:
>>
>>GET http://blah.blah.blah/some_parameters ...
>>
>>however then it goes:
>>
>>null http://blah.blah.blah/some_parameters ...
>>
>>why would it do this?
>>i've checked the headers etc but they all have the 'GET' option 
>>checked ... ?
>>
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