Possible explainations:
- JMeter only handles HTTP responses, ie only things from servers running on port 80 (but I have apache2 running on port 80, why doesn't anything record from that?)
Friday, September 7, 2007
JMeter proxy w/ localhost server
Seems to be some configuration problem. When I'm using JMeter's proxy, it only seems to record responses from non-local servers. For example, google.com and yahoo.com will record results in JMeter, but nothing from localhost seems to be recording.
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Soultion: Make sure your browser's proxy settings don't exclude "localhost" or "127.0.0.1". Firefox had excluded these from the proxy for me, so nothing from my local tomcat was getting recorded!!
Hi, I am trying to do a JMeter proxy with a localhost server, and ran into the same problems as you. Where do I see what my browser's proxy settings are excluding? I want to make sure it is not excluding localhost and "127.0.0.1" etc. I am using Internet Explorer.
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In this scenario, I found the below work around. Assuming you are connected to the internet, do an ipconfig to find the ip address of ur m/c. Then when you record the application on the local host, access it by using the ip address like http://172.18.226.76:1080/Webtours. Now the script should be recorded.
Thanks jadumani,
your post help me a lot to get out from this scenerio. As i have googled a lot to come out of it.
It's realy a very helpfull belog
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