I am running a scenario for 200User in Jmeter.
Login
AddTask
Logout
In between I stopped the Script.
Login(all 200 ran)
Add Task(160Ran)
Logout(80Ran)
All 80 are logged out now. What about the other 120. Are they still Loged in?
It depends on the application. Usually, it is like - you login and close your browser.
Your webserver will destroy the session created in 30mins (as per the config).
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Whenever I run the login/logout script, I get You have already logged in. How to resolve this?.
when I try to login manually. I got this popup message.
This user is already logged in. Do you want to terminate other active session.
So, how to handle this situation in JMETER.
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Please implement the logout request and after that clean the cookie.
Follow the instruction as mentioned in
Jmeter Clear cookies after each http request
It means that logout doesn't really logs you out, not knowing the details of your test/application it's not possible to come up with a comprehensive solution, in the meantime you can try unticking Same user on each iteration on Thread Group level:
or ticking Clear cookies each iteration box in the HTTP Cookie Manager/HTTP Cache Manager
If your session is being orchestrated by a custom Header - remove it from the HTTP Header Manager somehow
My web-application developed on Vaadin - Servlet using Tomcat server.
When user clicks logout link, session timeout error is coming and then after some time it is automatically redirecting to login page.
Previously the redirection was so fast that user was unable to see this timeout error.
But now after some version update in Vaadin, user is able to see this error.
Suggest a way to resolve this issue.
I am thinking of finding a way to stop the browser from showing the error message for session-timeout , when the session is timed out using logout button.
How to achieve it. Or is there a better solution you can suggest?
Thanks in advance.
Before invalidating the session disabling the Push Mode.
Page.getCurrent().setLocation(location);
UI.getCurrent().getPushConfiguration().setPushMode(PushMode.DISABLED);
session.getSession().invalidate();
This will work fine.
The problem comes because support for Push is not fully implemented by all servers. So on some servers this problem may not arise.
With above logic you can also set Transport.LONG_POLLING which works fine for all servers.
I have recorded login script using jmeter and when I run it the user is not logged in. There is no session parameter to pass.
Below is application which used for my study.
www.gandermountain.com
Looking into the network dump
I believe all you need to do in order to mimic the login is just to add HTTP Cookie Manager to your Test Plan
What error you are getting while running your script? If you are not able to logon, add the cookie manager (Test Plan -> Add -> Config Element -> HTTP Cookie Manager) under your test plan.
If it doesnt work, check any other parameter values getting changed in your home page and login requests. If yes, parameterize that too and then try. It will work
I'm working on a stress/test project for a application that uses ADF 11g.
I've recorded the log in process with Jmeter test script recorder.
My steps were:
Open up the site
Type in Username and Password
Click login
I have extractors and Cookie Manager set up correctly and replaced all the afrLoops, JsessionID, javax.faces.ViewState...etc
When I run the thread in Jmeter, the Login step respond always shows that it times up caused by inactivity.
So I looked deeper into it.
I used chrome's inspect element feature and check out the JSESSIONID while performing the steps live.
I saw that the JSESSIONID at the login page and the JSESSIONID after login are different.
but in my Jmeter test the JSESSIONID stays the same before and after login.
Does anyone know what is going wrong?
Thanks.
You need a different JSESSIONID after logon - is normal.
please have a look at this blog: http://soadev.blogspot.ro/2014/04/jmeter-load-test-oracle-adf-applications.html
I am also testing a website having two JSESSION Ids before and after login. Jmeter cookie manager stores only the latest JSESSION id. If you try to check in Chrome's Inspect element, you will find that after login your cookie value get changed and that's what Jmeter Cookie manager is storing. Therefore, when you check cookie value in debug sampler, you will get only one JSESSION id
I have been using a plain old vanilla Thread Group in JMeter for a while now, using a Once Only Controller to authenticate each thread before accessing the page in my app I wish to profile.
This has been working perfectly. However I now want to try using a Stepping Thread Group with my app so I tried this same approach but it's not working - when I look at the results of the main request for the page I am trying to profile, I can see it's instead redirecting to the login screen, since the thread is not logged in.
I then got rid of the Once Only Controller and tried to simply have 2 requests under the Stepping Thread Group - first one to simply login, then a separate request to hit my app page to profile. However I'm running into the same issue (even though it does appear the login request is being executed - I'm seeing correct responses and activity there in the View Results listener, so maybe it's just not happening in the correct order?).
Sorry if I'm missing something, I'm still relatively new to JMeter. Any help or guidance greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Turns out I was missing an HTTP Cookie Manager. Though interestingly some of the responses for the page I wish to profile are coming back to the Login page as unauthenticated but most are making it through now.