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Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 08:32:15 -0800 (PST)
From: billf5293 <bfindeisen@hmstn.com>
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Subject: Re: Object serialization and the JMeter proxy
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Thanks for the reply.

I am in the process of setting up the tests (have not actually run any
tests).

The proxy records the request from my applet and I can 'see' the serialized
object in the post portion of the request but the proxy is not passing the
object to the server correctly causing an error.  In other words, the
application will not run correctly through the proxy.

On a side note I am also researching The Grinder as an option so if anyone
has experience with a similar scenerio please let me know.

Thanks.
 

sebb-2-2 wrote:
> 
> On 25/01/2008, billf5293 <bfindeisen@hmstn.com> wrote:
>>
>> I have been assigned the task of load testing our entire suite of
>> applications.  We use html, jsp, and applets.  Our applet communication
>> is
>> done mainly via URLConnections.  We serialize a lot of objects using
>> ObjectOutputStreams.
>>
>> What would be my best approach to setting up the test?
> 
> JMeter proxy or perhaps BadBoy.
> 
>> I really would like to use the JMeter proxy and am able to 'see' the
>> serialized object in the post portion of the analysis but the object is
>> not
>> making it to the server.
> 
> Are you saying that the JMeter proxy works OK with the browser, but
> when re-running the test it does not work?
> 
> Or does the proxy record the request but that does not make it to the
> server?
> 
>> If I cannot use the proxy is my best bet to output the objects to files
>> to
>> send.  If so can I somehow automate this (we have a very large and
>> complex
>> applications and hand coding all the requests would be a nightmare).
>>
> 
> Another possibility might be to use one of the browser addons that
> capture the traffic, or a standalone proxy.
> 
> There are some pages on the JMeter Wiki about these (does not seem to
> available just at present - I think there was some server reconfig due
> to happen today)
> 
> 
>> Thanks in advance!
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