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From: "Kannan V" <ammas_kannan@mail.com>
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 03:55:53 -0500
Subject: Using the Proxy Server
Message-Id: <20050317085553.E161A86FBA@cal1-1.us4.outblaze.com>

Hello:

  I am new to jmeter (using ver 1.9) and trying to load test our web applic=
ation. I was trying to use the Proxy server to generate the frame work of m=
y test plan. As described in the user manual, I created a test plan and a t=
hread group and below that i added a Recording Controller. I also added a S=
imple Data Writer Listener. Then in the WorkBench I added the HTTP Proxy se=
rver from Non Test Elements and give the port as 8080. Then I changed the b=
rowser proxy:port to localhost:8080. Then I clicked "Start" in the HTTP Pro=
xy Server and then took a new browser instance and browsed thru my web appl=
ication. After sometime, i clicked "Stop" in HTTP Proxy Server. But nothing=
 is seen recorded under the "Recording Contoller". Am i missed something ? =
Also, where to set the properties "Target Controller and Grouping" of HTTP =
Proxy Server as described in the user manual? These are not seen in the HTT=
P Server Dialog Box.

thanks and regards,

-- Kannan.=20
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