On 21 October 2011 16:36, CHARLES BAKER <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello to the JMeter users. Firstly does anyone hang out in #jmeter on 
> irc.freenode.net? I joined, but I only see two others there and they are so 
> far unresponsive.
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> Secondly, I've been out of the web development and testing game for quite a 
> long time now, but started a new job and guess what my first task is? You got 
> it, load testing database driven web applications.
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> I've read through the JMeter User's Manual and understand that "...JMeter 
> does not execute Javascript found in HTML pages." But I'm not quite grasping 
> the implications of this, particularly when testing a Javascript heavy web 
> application like BlackBoard.
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> I used the HTTP Proxy to record a session in blackboard as a test. When I run 
> the test it appears that the recorded actions are working, I see rc="200" in 
> the results and no rc="500", rc="404" or similar return codes and only the 
> occasional rc="302". Given that and the non-execution of Javascript 
> constraint, how likely is it that my test is actually doing what I think it 
> is, i.e. selecting radio buttons and going to the next page, etc.?

Add a Tree View Listener to see what the responses are.

Use Assertions to check that responses are OK.

Check the server logs ...

> If there is some other manual which I should go and apply RTFM to, feel free 
> to point me to it and tell me to RTFM. Thanks.
>
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> Charles H. Baker, Systems Programmer II CCIT/CSO
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