[OpenSTA-devel] [ opensta-Bugs-1375234 ] Replay of SSL requests over 16K fail with timeout

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Bugs item #1375234, was opened at 2005-12-07 07:00
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Category: HTTP Replay
>Group: Behavioral
Status: Open
>Resolution: Accepted
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sarah Williams (williams_sarah)
>Assigned to: Daniel Sutcliffe (dansut)
>Summary: Replay of SSL requests over 16K fail with timeout

Initial Comment:
Am currently using OpenSTA 1.4.3
Was browsing the forum for a solution to this problem
and found that a few people have reported it too.
 
I'll detail what I've tried here:
-good-
. I've recorded a script to (upload a 10Kb file) in the
Modeler (https).
. The script get recorded correctly. It compiles. I
play it back. It works fine.
. Entire content reaches the server.
-/good-
 
-good-
. I increase the content (by 1KB) to be uploaded within
the script.
. It compiles; play back is fine. Content-length is
correctly sent by OpenSTA.
. Entire content reaches the server.
-/good-
 
-bad-
. I increase the content to around 15.7Kb
. It compiles.
. Content-length is correctly sent by OpenSTA.
. Play back times out on the upload.
. I've printed the content of the request. Only about
15227 bytes get printed.
-/bad-
 
As a side note, this  works on http

Tested on:
1. WEBLOGIC on Intel
2. Oracle 10gAS on Sun Sparc

Any workaround would be appreciated

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>Comment By: Daniel Sutcliffe (dansut)
Date: 2005-12-18 19:53

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Reproduced this problem in replay from the Modeler, and
narrowed it down any HTTPS requests whose total content is
over 16384 byte (16K).

Seems to be easily reproducible, so only really want more
info posted in this bug report about situations that
contradict my above diagnosis, or any workaround.

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