I tried to "load testing" my simple rap workbench application, which deployed on local server, but this does not work. I get error code 403, session timeout. I followed to this steps on Eclipse Wiki, but it is not works in my case.
Here are some snapshots, to understand what my problem is:
Here is my HTTP Request
HTTP Request Recorded by JMeter (RAP/LoadTesting)
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I have a JMeter Test Plan (JMX) which simulates users placing orders and making credit card payments at the end.
The script works well when it runs from my machine. Requests to the payment gateway failed only when the script was executed from a third-party JMeter online service (e.g Redline13, Blazemeter, and Loadium).
The first request failed with the following error.
I have tried with several header configurations
Sending requests without any pre-defined headers
Setting user agent explicitly in Header Manager
Enabling Browser Compatible Headers in the HTTP Request
Also compared the requests generated from the third-party service provider and the requests generated from my machine. Also copied the headers and used them in the local machine.
It works well with the local machine but it continues to fail in the requests from the third-party services (Redline13, Blazemeter, and Loadium).
Any solution or direction is highly appreciated.
As per JMeter project main page:
JMeter is not a browser, it works at protocol level. As far as web-services and remote services are concerned, JMeter looks like a browser (or rather, multiple browsers); however JMeter does not perform all the actions supported by browsers. In particular, JMeter does not execute the Javascript found in HTML pages. Nor does it render the HTML pages as a browser does (it's possible to view the response as HTML etc., but the timings are not included in any samples, and only one sample in one thread is ever displayed at a time).
so the message is quite expected.
The fact that the script works on your local machine and doesn't work in the cloud most probably means that the payment gateway (or its mock) is not reachable from the Internet.
You can increase JMeter logs verbosity for the HTTP protocol by adding the next line to log4j2.xml file (lives in "bin" folder of your JMeter installation)
<Logger name="org.apache.http" level="debug" />
and compare jmeter.log files from local and cloud runs, it will contain request and response details which you will be able to compare and figure out what's different.
Hi Guys does anyone know about 500 internal server error when calling API?
I have an application where one of the functionality gets the data from API
so, i am doing jmeter perfomance tessting on the functionality
1) I recorded scripts using the jmeter proxy (Https recorder)
2) i added the listner
3) ran the script with jus tone thread
I saw 500 Internal server error in Response (please click the below link to see the error screenshot
error screenshot
Is something related to the api server calling using proxy or its problem with my script ?
Please tell any solutions how to do the performance testing on this scenario ?
Your question doesn't have enough information to figure out the cause of the failure so I can only give a piece of general advice:
Capture the request send to the endpoint by the real browser, you can use browser developer tools or external sniffer tool like Wireshark or Fiddler
Do the same for JMeter, either inspect request using View Results Tree listener or the aforementioned sniffer tools
Given requests are the same (apart from dynamic values which need to be correlated or parameterized) you should be getting the same response
I am writing load test script for an SAP-based application in jmeter. I am getting 500 internal Server.
I saw that the request looks same which I have on the browser network tab and the one I provided in JMeter. The only difference is in the request header, that I am not providing any SAP-passport in my request. I am not to see the SAP-Passport in the response of any previous request's response so that I can extract that and use in future requests.
Please tell me if I am assuming correctly that the SAP-Passport is the issue, if yes then how can I get that and use in the request. Also if there is a way to get any static SAP-Passport.
Its a blocker for me and its on priority, please help.
As far as I can see from Single Sign-On with SAP Passports article it is a matter of adding a client certificate to JMeter.
Obtain SAP Passport root certificate somehow (i.e. export it from your browser)
Add it to JMeter. This can be done in 2 ways:
Using SSL Manager
Using JMeter system.properties file
Check out How to Set Your JMeter Load Test to Use Client Side Certificates guide for comprehensive instructions on both approaches.
I tried many different url but always getting same error. I am new in Jmeter and testing. Java is istalled in am computer.
Your test looks good, just click on the Facebook Home Page in the Listener to see the summary. My expectation is that connection cannot be established i.e. you're sitting behind a corporate firewall
In general,the fastest and the easiest way of getting a JMeter test script "skeleton" is recording using HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder. Check out JMeter Proxy Step by Step guide for instructions.
You can also consider using an alternative solution for recording a JMeter test, it has so called "SmartJMX" mode - automatic correlation of all dynamic parameters. See How to Cut Your JMeter Scripting Time by 80% for details
Now it is working perfect. I could not find why it was not running properly earlier. I did not made any changes.
Check following:
If you are seeing socket connection error thne, If you are behind proxy, launch JMeter with -H server -P Port option (so that JMeter redirects the request.)
Change implementation to Java from httpclient4.
I use IE 10 to run Meteor project with IP Address but it error in console log
"SCRIPT12008: WebSocket Error: Incorrect HTTP response. Status code 403, Forbidden"
I test uncheck "Use a proxy server" in Internet Option it work, but my office must use proxy server.
How i cant fix this problem ?
Thank you every much
Your web proxy must support websockets to use them. Meteor will automatically fall back to long polling over http for cases like this. You can still use everything as normal but it'll take a bit longer to load (its very slight).
This error comes about because meteor is trying to use websockets and if it fails it falls back to long polling.
If you know you always want to use XHR/Longpolling without trying websockets start meteor with DISABLE_WEBSOCKETS as an environment variable