[Grinder-use] TCPProxy crashed now for no reason
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From: David L. W. <dw...@ya...> - 2004-03-10 11:37:11
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Hello:
I am sending this message in for Vincent Taso.
We were testing fine, now Grinder3 beta18 just exited for no reason.
Thank You
David L. Wasler
--- Vincent Tsao <vin...@ya...> wrote:
I'm doing load testing on a WebLogic server. Tried to use Grinder3.0
beta 18's TCPProxy (on Windows XP) to capture test scripts. It worked
fine for a few days. But now the TCPProxy could stop at any time. No
error messages but
"Engine exited." Has anyone had the same experience? Possible causes
that you may think of?
Thanks a lot, Vincent
DOS commands and responses:
"D:\grinder3.18\tests>cd D:\grinder3.18\tests
D:\grinder3.18\tests>set
CLASSPATH=D:\grinder3.18\lib\grinder.jar;%CLASSPATH%
D:\grinder3.18\tests>set PATH=D:\Sun\AppServer\jdk\bin;%PATH%
D:\grinder3.18\tests>java net.grinder.TCPProxy -httpPlugin -ssl
-keyStore
test.k
eystore -keyStorePassword myhealthevet -timeout 180
Script will be generated to the files 'httpscript.py' and
'httpscript_tests.py'
Initialising as an HTTP/HTTPS proxy with the parameters:
Request filters: HTTPPluginTCPProxyFilter
Response filters: HTTPPluginTCPProxyResponseFilter
Local host: localhost
Local port: 8001
Key store: test.keystore
Key store password: ************
Engine initialised, listening on port 8001
Engine exited"
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