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Beklevir
Beklevir

Reputation: 59

Response errors (403) for signalr labels recorded by Blazemeter for Jmeter

I recorded login and logoff requests using blazemeter. After the record nearly 10 request has been created by blazemeter, which some of them includes .../signalr/.../connectionToken labels. when i run the test these labels return an error like this and this.

the test included 10 users. The users have different username and passwords. The other labels (another from these signalr labels) return true.

So, i wonder now if i can disable these pages and not include in the tests? or any solution for this issue?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 80

Answers (1)

Dmitri T
Dmitri T

Reputation: 168157

  • if i can disable these pages and not include in the tests

    theoretically yes, you can ask around whether SignalR is in scope for performance testing and if not you could disable those, however I believe well-behaved JMeter test should act exactly like a real browser so if the real browser sends these requests to .../signalr/.../connectionToken - JMeter should also send them

  • or any solution for this issue

    I don't think you can record and successfully replay anything in Web 2.0 times, the majority of web applications heavily use dynamic tokens for various reasons (saving client state, security, tracking, etc.). When you record the request you get a hard-coded value which can expire or invalidate by other means, you need to identify all the dynamic values like this SignalR token and perform correlation: the process of dynamic values extraction from the previous responses using suitable JMeter Post-Processors and re-using them in next requests in form of JMeter Variables or Functions

    If you record the same user scenario second time and compare two resulting test plans all the request parameters which change will require correlation. There is also an alternative recording option which is capable of exporting recorded requests in "SmartJMX" mode with automatic detection and correlation of dynamic parameters, see How to Cut Your JMeter Scripting Time by 80% for more details.

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