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Date: Mon, 01 Sep 2008 14:36:40 +0100
From: Ronan Klyne <ronan.klyne@groupbc.com>
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Subject: Re: to record https requests

swevsw wrote:
> Hi
> I am not able to launch my application from Mozilla,i can use only
> IE..........
> 
> So is there any solution

Yes, you still do the same thing, but IE makes the work harder. You
still need to work out what the requests are and write your test cases
to reproduce this.
You may or may not be able to find an IE plugin to do this.

This yet another reason I like to get my applications working in Firefox
first :)

	# r

> Ronan Klyne-2 wrote:
>> swevsw wrote:
>>> Hi
>>> can you explain me more about writing test cases by hand........
>>> What should i give in the protocol.......,if i give https,does it work...
>> Yes, putting https in the protocol field would work.
>> Everything else will be the same as writing a normal unencrypted test.
>>
>>> My whole code is using JavaScript as front end and Java Servelets as
>>> backend,i have a call server that processes the request sent by my Java
>>> Script code.
>>>
>>> So is it possible to write test cases manually??
>> Yes, as long as you can reproduce the behaviour of the JavaScript in
>> JMeter.
>> You just have to work out what requests should be sent to your servlet -
>> you may find that Firefox plugins like 'Tamper Data' would help work out
>> what these should be.
>>
>>> Ronan Klyne-2 wrote:
>>>> swevsw wrote:
>>>>> Hi
>>>>>  Is there any other way i can record https requests.......i am not able
>>>>> to
>>>>> use BadBoy software....
>>>> Turn off HTTPS is the best option.
>>>>
>>>> You could save the pages from your web browser, and make a mock up
>>>> website that is not encrypted, then record your tests there. This will
>>>> be a lot of work if you want to test a lot of pages.
>>>>
>>>> Or you could write the tests by hand...
>>>>
>>>> 	# r
>>>>
>>>> -- 
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Ronan Klyne
>>>> Business Collaborator Developer
>>>> Tel: +44 01189 028518
>>>> ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
>>>> www.groupbc.com
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>>
>> -- 
>> Ronan Klyne
>> Business Collaborator Developer
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>> ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
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Ronan Klyne
Business Collaborator Developer
Tel: +44 01189 028518
ronan.klyne@groupbc.com
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