Re: JMeter vs FormHelper

It was indeed the token added to the forms by the SecurityComponent,
as Brendon suggested. I figured there must be a way of telling JMeter
to take this value, and use it in the subsequent form post, but I'm
(very) new to JMeter and his workaround (disabling the
SecurityComponent) does at least allow us to run the tests.

If you have a link to the relevant point in the JMeter documentation
you'd be willing to share, it's definitely something we'd like to look
into.

Thanks,

Toby

AD7six wrote:
> On Jan 21, 11:56 pm, BrendonKoz <Brendon...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > It sounds like you have the Security Component enabled.  If that's
> > correct, try disabling it and then running JMeter again to see if you
> > stop getting 404 errors.
> >
> > ...alternatively, you might be able to use a different system instead
> > of JMeter (such as LoadSim:http://jobmanager.sourceforge.net/openware_pub/loadsim/index.html
> > ...or... JCrawler:http://jcrawler.sourceforge.net/, ...or...
> > Selenium:http://seleniumhq.org/) if it works better for you.  (Note:
> > I haven't used any of these.)
>
> You can script Jmeter to do/simulate almost anything. Such as: take
> the formtoken received in one request and use it in the subsequent
> form submission.
>
> Toby, you need to say/find out what the cause is first.
>
> AD

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