Error I am getting when I started recording - jmeter

When I click on Start button to start script from browser,I am getting an error message like
Root CA certificate:ApacheJmetertemporaryRootCA?

Does jMeter creates that certificate?
Perhaps you should stick with the latest version of jMeter

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Script issue in J Meter while recording script using 'BAD BOY' tool

Chrome Settings
HI All - I am new to J meter and i am continuously getting the script error while recording the script using bad boy tool.
I tried with the changing the chrome settings as above:
but still am getting the same script error.
I hope when you normal browse the application then your are not getting the error.
So, if you are recording and getting pop-up but you can proceed further then record your action and suppress the javascript error from Preference>Automatically handle>Javascript Error Dialogs.
You can also disable recording javascript request from Preferences>Recording option. Since, jmeter work on request and response and not GUI level so javascript is not supported. It does not actually parse/execute JavaScript coming with the loaded page.
Also, try the option you have shown to disable script in IE browser and then try with chrome.
Hope this helps.

Unable to record Jmeter script

I am new to JMeter and trying to record a JMeter script on firefox but getting an error message
Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue
First make sure you have followed all the steps below and especially the browser side configuration:
https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/jmeter_proxy_step_by_step.html
If your site is HTTPS, I would suggest you to use Blazemeter Plugin for Chrome to record your tests without much hassles and then export it later into Jmeter.
1.Try to add the link to trusted sites.
-In Firefox go to the Open Menu (Upper right 3 lines)
-Locate and select the “Security” tab.
-Click on the “Exceptions…” button.
Next type in the internet address you would like to remain trusted EX:
*.test.com
-Click “Close” then “OK” to complete this action.
Try recording with chrome.

not able record to record script on jmeter 5.1

Got this error while record script in jmeter 5.1
1.Create thread
2.Thread group
3.HTTP(S)Test settings recorder
when going to do start getting this error showing in screenshot which is shown in the top left of the page.
I see no error in your screenshot.
When you start recorder, JMeter pops up a window that stays on top even when you're using browser allowing you to name each transaction.
Note that if you create all this manually, you must add a Recording Controller as a child of Thread Group as per this documentation.
Alternatively, use menu File > Templates > Recording which will do the setup for you.
If you want to learn more about JMeter and performance testing, this book will help you.

SSLHandshakeException when using recording in jmeter

The webpage breaks when using recording in JMeter.
I started the Test script recorder and entered the URL in Firefox browser
(manual proxy config are done correctly in Firefox browser)
The page do not load correctly and gives error
When i see "View Result Tree" in workbench it shows following error various times
"javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Received fatal alert: unknown_ca"
java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection abort: recv failed
I am new to JMeter. while giving instructions please explain it simply so that i can understand. Thanks
You must accept the Security rule exception when loading the first page in browser.
Also it is very helpful to install the CA certificate that JMeter generates in the browser, see:
http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#HTTP%28S%29_Test_Script_Recorder
See:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/49614949/460802

Not able to open websites home page using jMeter, getting an error

Not able to open websites home page using jMeter, getting an error
Using following configuration
jmeter version: 2.13
and I just trying to open google page and same error getting while opening my website's page.
Please refer screenshots for settings and results.
Test scenario itself is correct. Seems like something is wrong with JVM. Any info messages in console after start?
Try with google IP instead of hostname to make sure that it's not a DNS issue.
Did you run it with any specific flags like -H or -P? Do you use proxy?

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