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Subject: RE: Passing a file of http requests
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 14:34:45 -0400
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From: "Jennifer R. Lee" <JLee@inspireworksinc.com>
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Thanks Chinmoy - I tried this, but could not get it to work either. The =
parameters in the file are really a list of URLs, so I wasn't quite sure =
what to put in the parameter name field in this scenario.=20
=20
I wish I could figure out how to get rid of the %20 jmeter appears to =
append to each line of the file, if I could do that, then the file =
method as a variable would work.=20
=20
I think I will go back and try the access log method instead, I am =
beginning to think a file of URLs won't work.
=20
Thanks
=20
Jennifer Lee
InspireWorks Inc.
(919)468-2073 x104

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From: Chakraborty@labware.com [mailto:Chakraborty@labware.com]
Sent: Tue 6/27/2006 12:54 AM
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Subject: Re: Passing a file of http requests


Hi Jennifer,

You can try "Send a File With the Request" option for HTTP request. As =
you
mentioned, put all the content in a text file. Then browse the filename =
in
"Filename" textbox. Next enter your parameter name in the next fiels. =
Put
"text/plain" in MIME Type textbox.

Hope this helps.

Chinmoy


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Passing a file of http requests


Hi All - I am trying to pass a file containing all the paths for my URLs
to a Jmeter test case. I setup a variable;

Name: URL
User_1:  ${_StringFromFile(tutorials2.dat)}

Then I created an HTTP request sample, with my server name and path as
${URL}. This works except for some reason a '%20' seems to be added to =
the
end of all the URLs.

For example, in the dat file I have;

/Tutorials/tutorial.xml
/Tutorials/sounds.xml

But what I see in the results tree is:

GET https://www.mysite.com/Tutorials/tutorial.xml%20 <
https://www.mysite.com/Tutorials/tutorial.xml%20>
GET http://www.mysite.com/Tutorials/sounds.xml%20 <
http://web.inspireworksinc.com/Tutorials/KM_Colors_tut/sounds.xml%20>

I am trying to figure out where the %20 is coming from, its not in the =
dat
file as far as I can tell? And the request is failing with the %20 on
there.

Maybe I cannot do this? It would be great if I could pass the URLs in a
text file(and not an access log which is not distinct to me) as I am
hitting a production server and I only want to simulate what I have =
done,
which is easily captured thru the Fiddler tool. I see I could use an =
http
proxy to perhaps capture the results, but since I already had everything
in a text file, I would prefer to go that route if possible.

I have not used Jmeter in awhile, so maybe I am missing how to do this
properly.

Thank You!

Jennifer Lee


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