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Subject: Re: Making HTTP 404 a test success
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On 6 Jul 2012, at 17:39, sebb wrote:

> On 6 July 2012 17:13, Richard Gaywood <richardgaywood@gmail.com> =
wrote:
>=20
> Please don't use HTML in future; it's more likely to be treated as =
SPAM.

Oops. Sorry. Mea culpa; I dragged-and-dropped the screen shot into =
GMail, not realising that made it HTML, rather than attaching the JPG.

>> I tried adding a Response Assertion with config to state that =
"Response Code", "Contains", "404" (with "Ignore Status" ticked), but =
the sample still fails.=20
>=20
> Because 404 is not a success status; check the "Ignore status" option.

As I said in my original message, I had "Ignore status" ticked already =
-- but there was a PEBCAK; two Samplers in my test plan, with the same =
name (oops), one of which had the correct config and one didn't. The =
ones where 404s were shown as failures were the other Sampler to the one =
I was editing.

Thanks for your help, everyone.=

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